Also means
blunder
Usage Note
Disparate means something foolish, absurd, or wildly mistaken — a piece of nonsense or a blunder. It is stronger than tontería (silliness) and implies the statement or action is not just silly but genuinely wrong or outrageous. The verb disparatar means 'to talk nonsense', and a troche y moche / a diestro y siniestro are idiomatic companions when criticizing reckless behavior.
Examples
"No digas disparates, eso es imposible."
Natural Translation
Don't talk nonsense, that's impossible.
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