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Meanings of dullard in English
A person who is not very bright.
Usage of dullard in English
1
The wisdom of a million fools in the diction of a dullard.
2
Hues charming and fair may move the wise and not the dullard.
3
How in God's name did you come to marry such a dullard?
4
He must be a dullard indeed who fails to understand their symbolism.
5
Not a whit more than that dullard knew a million years ago.
6
With you obtained, I have grown a dullard, and left off dreaming.
7
Would he not be like one called a dullard or a clod?
8
I have very unusual means of gathering information, and I am no dullard.
9
The maid most probably thought her mistress bored, and the guest a dullard.
10
It was hard to forget the dullard owners of the Paraíso.
11
Comprehension didn't come dawning slowly, as it would on some dullard.
12
How often were the accomplishments of brilliant rulers frittered by their dullard sons?
13
According to her one was a dullard; another's nose was impossible.
14
He did so at his own peril who took Orme for a dullard.
15
Never mind if the guy's a dullard or has no leadership ability whatsoever.
16
If he smart not for this, and something else, call me a dullard.
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