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Meanings of fatuity in English
Usage of fatuity in English
1
This attempt to create a Travellers-free zone is nothing short of fatuity.
2
Otherwise it is sheer fatuity, or an impotent explosion of literary spite.
3
He listens to all this with an unbearable little air of fatuity.
4
Or, if curse I do, it shall be at my own fatuity.
5
It is certainly a beacon of slavering profit worship and extreme political fatuity.
6
An exclusively moral education tends to fatuity by the over-excitement of the sensibilities.
7
Whatever treatment the case demanded, should have been prompt; to wait was fatuity.
8
He half-raised his hands, as if to imply the fatuity of the question.
9
The idea has only to be stated to show its fatuity.
10
This was typical of the astonishing fatuity which marked their comments.
11
Upon the countenance of his wife rested a placidity sinking almost into fatuity.
12
He speedily convinced Clarke of the fatuity of the Directors' proposals.
13
Barry hated himself for his fatuity as he put the question.
14
The follies which Moliere ridicules are those of affection, not those of fatuity.
15
This might be profound insight, and it might be profound fatuity.
16
He still held to an impossible purpose with a tenacity which resembled fatuity.
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