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Adjective(1) devoid of good sense or judgment(2) having or revealing stupidity(3) nonsensical(4) idiotic

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Adjective(1) devoid of good sense or judgment(2) having or revealing stupidity(3) nonsensical(4) idiotic

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(1) He understood that it would be bad and foolish to risk everything for stubborn pride.(2) I was foolish enough to believe that someone like him could ever be interested in someone like me.(3) I wanted to prove to him that I was not just a little foolish girl.(4) I think it was rather foolish on your part not to ask who you were speaking to.(5) Byron always longed for adventure, but this idea just seemed foolish to him.(6) In practice, prospective partners would be foolish to ignore the interests of either institution.(7) The Government would be very unwise and foolish to attempt to get rid of her.(8) She had been so foolish to think she could fall in love with another.(9) Equally it is foolish to pretend that private drug taking imposes no harm on society.(10) The Titans came, and foolish mortals sought power in strange places.(11) We are very foolish to let this pass in any instance.(12) Neither of us can afford to lose our positions here over a foolish mistake.(13) No one is foolish enough to believe that we have an equitable system at the moment.(14) Of course, it may be foolish to assume that the two references to peace present an irreconcilable contradiction.(15) Outsiders have no right to demand it, and the church would be very foolish to try and provide it.(16) If such promises have been made, the administration would be foolish to believe them.

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(1) He understood that it would be bad and foolish to risk everything for stubborn pride.(2) I was foolish enough to believe that someone like him could ever be interested in someone like me.(3) I wanted to prove to him that I was not just a little foolish girl.(4) I think it was rather foolish on your part not to ask who you were speaking to.(5) Byron always longed for adventure, but this idea just seemed foolish to him.(6) In practice, prospective partners would be foolish to ignore the interests of either institution.(7) The Government would be very unwise and foolish to attempt to get rid of her.(8) She had been so foolish to think she could fall in love with another.(9) Equally it is foolish to pretend that private drug taking imposes no harm on society.(10) The Titans came, and foolish mortals sought power in strange places.(11) We are very foolish to let this pass in any instance.(12) Neither of us can afford to lose our positions here over a foolish mistake.(13) No one is foolish enough to believe that we have an equitable system at the moment.(14) Of course, it may be foolish to assume that the two references to peace present an irreconcilable contradiction.(15) Outsiders have no right to demand it, and the church would be very foolish to try and provide it.(16) If such promises have been made, the administration would be foolish to believe them.

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(1) be foolish

(2) foolish thing

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(1) be foolish

(2) foolish thing

Synonyms

Adjective

1. stupid

2. silly

3. idiotic

4. witless

5. brainless

6. vacuous

7. mindless

8. unintelligent

9. thoughtless

10. half-baked

11. harebrained

12. imprudent

13. incautious

14. injudicious

15. unwise

16. ill-advised

17. ill-considered

18. impolitic

19. rash

20. reckless

21. foolhardy

22. daft

23. dumb

24. dim

27. thick

28. crack-brained

29. crackpot

30. pea-brained

31. wooden-headed

32. dumb-ass

Synonyms

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Adjective

1. stupid

2. silly

3. idiotic

4. witless

5. brainless

6. vacuous

7. mindless

8. unintelligent

9. thoughtless

10. half-baked

11. harebrained

12. imprudent

13. incautious

14. injudicious

15. unwise

16. ill-advised

17. ill-considered

18. impolitic

19. rash

20. reckless

21. foolhardy

22. daft

23. dumb

24. dim

27. thick

28. crack-brained

29. crackpot

30. pea-brained

31. wooden-headed

32. dumb-ass

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