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Meanings of dolt in English
A person who is not very bright.
A person with poor judgment or little intelligence.
Usage of dolt in English
1
The man is a dolt, but he tries to tell the truth.
2
Perhaps he might not be the absolute dolt that Hurrell pronounced him.
3
She limped, the dolt, but all the same she had some pluck.
4
A dolt you've always been, else you had not asked the question.
5
There he gently cursed himself for a fool, a dolt, an idiot.
6
Moreover, did you not lay it upon me to beguile the dolt?
7
Delighted to find that you are neither reading nor writing,-theabsurd dolt!
8
There was no use in wasting delicate satire on a dolt.
9
Speak louder, will you: I am a General I know that, you dolt.
10
You could have stood a rooted dolt like all the remainder of us.
11
The dolt didn't even recognize the spirit under her cool facade.
12
You are a dolt. He was touching upon the letters again.
13
But the old dolt will have to repay me my money.
14
Heidi would have laughed at him and called him a dolt.
15
What a dolt I was not to have told him of my suspicions.
16
It was like being told she was a dolt, only in nicer language.
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Dolt across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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