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Meanings of half-witted in English
Retarded in intellectual development.
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Usage of half-witted in English
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.
6
He spoke in a wild, incoherent way, and seemed to be half-witted.
7
He wandered about the isthmus, half-witted, forgetting his name, nursing one idea.
8
They wanted no half-witted children of Evie's-tobe a care and drag.
9
In 1655, I was indicted at Hicks's-Hall by a half-witted young woman.
10
That time the reactionaries followed the leadership of Peter's half-witted son, Alexis.
11
You're always ready with some plausible excuse for that half-witted young scoundrel.
12
And besides, this girl looked like some sort of half-witted fifteen-year-old anarchist.
13
That scarecrow, Giles, half-witted as he is, tells too straightforward a story.
14
But his words were not the words of a half-witted boy.
15
The half-witted creature did not seem to see the point of this remark.
16
It is the half-witted creature, who had followed and loved Komel so well.
Half-witted through the time