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Meanings of imbecility in English
Usage of imbecility in English
1
Men are thus nurtured in imbecility, from the dawn of social life.
2
If Nietzsche had not ended in imbecility, Nietzscheism would end in imbecility.
3
There is so much imbecility in the air that one gets ferocious.
4
The imbecility of the King was little capable of repairing this misfortune.
5
Thus was the pretension of State Rights made the apology for imbecility.
6
The imbecility of our government even forbids them to treat with us.
7
For his accomplices various excuses may be urged; ignorance, imbecility, religious bigotry.
8
If it is his mind, it will degenerate into imbecility and madness.
9
We are informed that imbecility, in itself, is not synonymous with badness.
10
Still she was neither mystical nor exaggerated; her mental imbecility denying both.
11
He would demonstrate their imbecility and his own greatness by his works.
12
Sometimes it was through malice, but more often through sheer insentient imbecility.
13
The same helpless imbecility, which had characterized every movement, again showed itself.
14
For two years more he lingered, sinking slowly into unconsciousness and imbecility.
15
He moved away reluctantly, and again she almost laughed at his imbecility.
16
The invaders were outraged by this cruel imbecility, and ventured to protest.
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