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Meanings of folly in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "indulgence"
Examples for "indulgence"
1
Each year the school council allows me a very special personal indulgence.
2
Thanks to the indulgence of the British government, the initiative was successful.
3
The actions of these ants looked like simple indulgence in idle amusement.
4
The indulgence of negative thoughts in the morning may become a habit.
5
Another clause granted similar indulgence to the members of the two universities.
1
Who in their right minds would voluntarily subject themselves to this lunacy?
2
But to actually go ahead and do it is, well, utter lunacy.
3
The mere thinker often ends by hovering on the confines of lunacy.
4
She had her vision of Sir Lukin in his fit of lunacy.
5
He had never definitely aimed at becoming a famous specialist in lunacy.
1
But your craziness might come from the not-speaking in the first place.
2
Carlizzi, for all her craziness, seemed to have excellent sources of information.
3
There would be no relief, no laughter; only craziness, despair and confusion.
4
She didn't want the craziness of what they'd shared in the past.
5
But Tom had listened to enough craziness from within and from without.
1
This foolery may do while you possess the power to maintain it.
2
But I don't see him having time for that kind of foolery.
3
I'm sorry our department has to be mixed in with his foolery.
4
Take it away, and let me hear no more of such foolery.
5
And of course he laughed good-naturedly at what he called my foolery.
1
It remains an imperfect process, open to abuse and hacks and tomfoolery.
2
It's the run-of-the-mill tomfoolery that goes on in your typical boys' school.
3
He liked Laurent on account of his tomfoolery, which made him laugh.
4
You are getting too old for this sort of tomfoolery, you know.
5
Do you think such tomfoolery has any effect in this civilized country?
Usage of folly in anglès
1
Brownie's never mentioned a particular fondness for such folly in the past.
2
It was folly to hope he would tell us anything worth hearing.
3
But as soon as the Yeti came out, my folly was clear.
4
Now he's discussing the folly he wants built, can you credit it?'
5
There is nobleness in thee; but there is some degree of folly.
6
Heaven alone knows the extent of my folly; and of my punishment.
7
On this occasion, it was Russell Anderson's folly that brought the opportunity.
8
We speculated on the incredible folly of wanting exercise; and forgot him.
9
When I'm in the grave he must act according to his folly.
10
And I wonder why you are determined to persist in the folly.
11
I think the final hand has been dealt to Bidwell's folly, anyway.
12
The gypsy beheld the piece of folly which the goat had committed.
13
That does not mean I must subject my daughters to this folly.
14
That is the only reality in the world, all else is folly.
15
But not even her own father was immune to that particular folly.
16
He rated Denis and Crawford for their folly in leaving the camp.
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Folly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare