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Meanings of idiot (idiots) in English
Person of low intelligence.
Related terms
A person with poor judgment or little intelligence.
Usage of idiots in English
1
The suggestion of it was not mental but visual: the actual idiots.
2
The idiots must be trying to reach the sky with their pyramid.
3
Half the world is idiots, and Jenkins is the biggest of 'em.
4
The generals were idiots to send them marching into a regular pen.
5
The skilled and steady employments are not cumbered with clowns and idiots.
6
Here, now was this pack of officious idiots blundering in upon him.
7
We never did succeed in making those idiots understand their own language.
8
No, Sims, my lad; it would not do to have both idiots.
9
Most of these-eventhe idiots and criminals-doa little something towards progress.
10
Why it seemed wasting hate, to bestow it on these blind idiots.
11
What idiots we all are to toil and slave at this pace.
12
Marcia represents the Christians, and the idiots won't let well enough alone.
13
They are used to idiots where you are going, he added grimly.
14
Only a very great man can paint dwarfs, idiots, topers and kings.
15
I never lost my temper with the old idiots: 'twasn't worth while.
16
There's a special Providence that watches over idiots, drunken men, and boys.
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Idiots through the time
Idiots across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common