'seemingly absurd' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something is strange or unexpected. For example, "The decision to close the entire school system seemed seemingly absurd."
This formidable and tightly argued defense of a seemingly absurd view is certain to provoke debate.
Kierkegaard once argued the seemingly absurd thesis that in love it is impossible to be deceived.
"Creativity is mysterious," he says, "and people working in science and engineering are not immune to random process, to weighing solutions in alien or seemingly absurd terms.
"Creativity is mysterious, and people working in science and engineering are not immune..to weighing solutions in alien or seemingly absurd terms.
He explained that even though algebra had been reduced to a seemingly absurd but logical set of operations, eventually some sort of meaning would be restored.
The offer, though seemingly absurd, highlights the challenge of curtailing the activities of extremist groups, which increasingly use public service to boost their appeal.
Gifts tied in red tape, tripping off the conveyor belts of politicians' tongues, each seemingly more absurd than the last.
But appreciation of the absurd also emerges in some of his pictures, especially those related to different countries' armed forces, and the seemingly nonsensical missions to which they are sometimes devoted.
There is no point bemoaning this: the absurd, seemingly endless replication of beloved cinematic grotesques is an inevitable consequence of the relationship between the horror movie and its natural audience, the young.
When the "Monsters & Maidens" collection is viewed as a whole, what once was racially and sexually charged becomes almost absurd; artists seemingly tossed in endangered women at random, even when abduction had little to do with the movie's plot.
I think the show is surprisingly level-headed for how absurd and seemingly controversial it is.
