The sentence that uses the word "preposterous" correctly is:
The price of the concert ticket was preposterous.
In this context, "preposterous" means ridiculous or absurd, which fits well with the idea of an exorbitantly high ticket price.
Which sentence uses the word preposterous correctly?
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Preposterous gifts piled up for the newly married couple.
Preposterous gifts piled up for the newly married couple.
A preposterous outlook on life makes it easy to make good decisions.
A preposterous outlook on life makes it easy to make good decisions.
The price of the concert ticket was preposterous.
The price of the concert ticket was preposterous .
The cats in the study showed preposterous intelligence.
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