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Meanings of daftness in English

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insanidade
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Informal terms for insanity.

        insanidade
        Synonyms
        Examples for "craziness"
        Examples for "craziness"
        1
        But your craziness might come from the not-speaking in the first place.
        Book of lost threads
        2
        Carlizzi, for all her craziness, seemed to have excellent sources of information.
        The monster of florence
        3
        There would be no relief, no laughter; only craziness, despair and confusion.
        The curse of lono
        4
        She didn't want the craziness of what they'd shared in the past.
        Honor thyself
        5
        But Tom had listened to enough craziness from within and from without.
        IT
        1
        Once a byword for flakiness, Spurs are now hailed for their ferocity.
        The Guardian
        2
        Lip mask An overnight natural lip mask is effective in reducing flakiness.
        The South African
        3
        The flakiness of pastry depends upon the kind and amount of shortening used.
        The Story of Crisco
        4
        Morpheus Manfred: Over the past 10 years, the flakiness of women has gotten worse.
        The Guardian
        5
        For all her flakiness, her mom had still managed to create a successful business.
        Nocturnal
        Usage of daftness in English
        1
        Dickens loved observation and digression and wonderful oxbow lakes of inspired daftness.
        The Guardian
        2
        Few things are more conducive to schlocky thrills than rampant, knowing daftness.
        The Guardian
        3
        There's no end to their daftness if they once start on that track.
        Mr. Standfast
        4
        Gib sat looking at it with his eyes abstracted, so that I feared a renewal of his daftness.
        Salute to Adventurers
        5
        For three years no one could match the wow, the wonder, the silliness, the jaw-dropping, laugh-out-loud daftness of it all.
        The Guardian
        6
        A sudden daftness took me, and in a second I had jumped into the tonneau and had him by the shoulder.
        The Thirty-Nine Steps
        7
        It became a magazine in 1955 and soon began building up influence and readership with its sharp satire and cheerful daftness.
        The Guardian
        8
        Old Mother Goose Not so much a show as an institution, the York panto takes seasonal daftness and good cheer to new levels.
        The Guardian
        9
        I've seen Sikh women swaying along to the morris, watched African pentecostals turn from muttered prayer to laughter at the daftness of it all.
        The Guardian
        10
        But that Mohammed keeps peeping out from behind the character adds another playful tier to a show with a lively sense of its own daftness.
        The Guardian
        11
        "What other end of town would that be, then?" demanded Bob, feigning elderly daftness.
        The system of the world
        12
        "Perhaps she thought daftness was in the family."
        Evan and elle
        13
        Dickens loved observation and digression and wonderful oxbow lakes of inspired daftness.
        The Guardian
        14
        Few things are more conducive to schlocky thrills than rampant, knowing daftness.
        The Guardian
        15
        There's no end to their daftness if they once start on that track.
        Mr. Standfast
        16
        Gib sat looking at it with his eyes abstracted, so that I feared a renewal of his daftness.
        Salute to Adventurers
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        Translations for daftness
        Portuguese
        insanidade
        Daftness through the time