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Meanings of idiotic in English
Incongruous; inviting ridicule.
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Usage of idiotic in English
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There's a great deal more of this idiotic list-making still to come.
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There's a YouTube video already, of course, and the inevitable idiotic comments.
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For example, check out this idiotic exchange on the blog The Intersection.
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I lose it in the vulgarest way-andsay the most idiotic things.
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I say idiotic because, already, science can replicate meat using plant-based proteins.
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I always write really idiotic things that nobody would want to publish.
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The question seemed to Gyp idiotic; and suddenly she felt quite cool.
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You can't dwell, be overprotective of your words, thin-skinned about idiotic comments.
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It is utterly idiotic, you know, staying in town in this weather.
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Sarah thought it was idiotic, and Casimir couldn't understand it at all.
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The theatre was given over to burlesques of the most idiotic description.
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The blacksmith burst into a roar of laughter at the idiotic speech.
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And she found herself for no reason grinning a large idiotic grin.
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Since you're acting idiotic, I'll presume you need things explained to you.
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Nothing short of softening of the brain could explain such idiotic forgetfulness.
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Do you want me to comment on some idiotic thing like that?
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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