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Meanings of as daft in English

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Usage of as daft in English
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Vicars and church wardens can be as daft as life's Bernie Ecclestones.
The Guardian
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This is not as daft a question as it might appear.
The Guardian
3
That seems an idea about as daft as Soda Stream now.
The Guardian
4
Oh, I'm sure he can be as daft as the next bloke sometimes.
The Guardian
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But not as daft as this: Paul Ince is going to sign Robbie Fowler.
The Guardian
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It means he's not as daft as you thought.
The water room
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But the climbers weren't as daft as I looked.
The Guardian
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Likely as not she's brewing the curse, to be thinking thoughts as daft as these.
The crimson petal and the white
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What I really need is a new body-andthat's not as daft as you might imagine.
The woman who died a lot
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Watch yerself Albert that McGrory isnay as daft as he looks, as we left the house.
Fresh
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But it does seem that Cook's assertion isn't quite as daft as it appeared on first viewing.
The Guardian
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A wonderful film that can be as daft as it is genius, Pulp Fiction will never disappoint.
The South African
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You're both just as daft as Walker.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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In that hour I thought her as daft as the Sweet-Singers, whose nails were uncommonly near my cheek.
Salute to Adventurers
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It's hard to imagine a fiasco as daft as the one surrounding the Ghostbusters reboot taking place had it been a series.
The Guardian
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There are no spirit-women in the trees, there are no gods below the dirt, else that they be as daft as Hurna.
Voice of the Fire
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