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Meanings of feebleminded in English
Retarded in intellectual development.
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Examples for "backward"
Examples for "backward"
1
Of course, we can't travel backward in time: nobody can do that.
2
You can't look backward here; you have to look to the future.
3
Unfortunately, both writers are attempting to move forward while actually facing backward.
4
It's a backward place, and there's no high society to speak of.
5
Forward and backward flight, and speeds up to sixty miles per hour.
1
That wasn't to say he was slow-witted or combative; he was neither.
2
She was, in addition, shy and slow-witted to the verge of stupidity.
3
He asked questions as rapidly as the slow-witted anthropoid could answer them.
4
Looking back on the problem, I accuse myself of being rather slow-witted.
5
Not even the principal and teachers, slow-witted and provincial as they seemed.
1
It was that half-witted lad then who had perished in the park.
2
A half-witted boy of the school became enamored of the young master.
3
A half-witted old Tartar; you will get nothing out of him, sir.
4
Now, it is entirely weak and half-witted to appeal to the future.
5
The man on the farm was a half-witted old fellow named Mook.
Usage of feebleminded in English
1
Beautiful but feebleminded, Kikuko was the other object of her mother's devotion.
2
Others had become completely feebleminded, their whole expression was that of stupidity.
3
Perhaps a feebleminded dolphin who was not responsible for his actions did it.
4
A distinctly pathological type is found in some feebleminded and some high mentalities.
5
He did not come within the limits of the feebleminded group.
6
The old steward had declined over the summer and was growing more feebleminded.
7
In another chapter, we have gotten a glimpse of the menace of the feebleminded.
8
The mother has one cousin insane and the father one cousin who is feebleminded.
9
Once again SS had demonstrated how stupid and miserably feebleminded us American kids were.
10
Lengthy account of sterilization of criminals and feebleminded persons.
11
Pial Sommers, married to Isobel DuChamps, who was feebleminded.
12
From these same elements, living under these same conditions come the feebleminded and other defectives.
13
Her daughter is feebleminded-herherb remedies can't cure her!
14
Generally her thieving was undertaken in feebleminded fashion; many times she stole things worthless to herself.
15
They drove Tom out because he was feebleminded.
16
The feebleminded are notoriously prolific in reproduction.
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