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Significats de befooling en anglès

espanyol
ridiculización

Derision of someone or something as foolish or absurd or inconsistent.

ridiculización
Sinònims
Examples for "stultification"
Examples for "stultification"
1
The stultification naturally became much worse as the first Darwinians died out.
Back to Methuselah: A Metabiological Pentateuch
2
But can there be self-stultification in urging any account whatever of truth?
The Meaning of Truth
3
The consequence of a Constitution is the immediate stultification of intellects.
The Magic Skin
4
Her loyalty to Prosper took her easily the length of stultification.
The Forest Lovers
5
What he couldn't face was the stultification of his sagacity.
Mildred Pierce
Ús de befooling en anglès
1
What, is baffling and befooling the enemies of God's church nothing?
The Riches of Bunyan: Selected from His Works
2
Was he befooling the daughter of L'Aigle, or me?
Lords of the North
3
Were all mankind resolved on befooling themselves?
Reason and Faith; Their Claims and Conflicts / From The Edinburg...
4
I knew you would not refuse me; and smiling at the poor lad she was befooling, she passed into the cabin.
For the Term of His Natural Life
5
Or the wild coquette, with her arch, shy ways, and her serious laughing, and her befooling of the poor stupid lover?
Macleod of Dare
6
The forger enjoys not only the pleasure of obtaining money so easily, but the triumph of befooling sharp men of the world.
The Experiences of a Barrister, and Confessions of an Attorney
7
And it was at this juncture that Kenwick had recourse to a curious befooling of himself in which long practice had made him an adept.
A Venetian June
8
("Deuce take this instructor of the people for befooling them so!"
The Day of Wrath
9
"You wished to know something of the subject with which that lecturer was befooling himself and the audience at the same time."
David Elginbrod
Translations for befooling
Befooling a través del temps