Meanings of most fatuous in English

He had no head and all neck-themost fatuous person, too.

Isn't he the most fatuous idiot that ever escaped from his native menagerie?

This seemed the most fatuous, the most profane of ambitions.

For of all the follies revenge is the most dangerous-aswell as the most fatuous.

Blind, crass and most fatuous of wooers!

This is the most fatuous adventure that can well happen to a writer venturing his soul among criticisms.

This is the most fatuous adventure that can well happen to a writer venturing his soul amongst criticisms.

These proud youths wander mincingly down the street with an expression of the most fatuous and good-natured satisfaction with themselves.

But meanwhile the outcry against him took its course: and the public, as usual, gulped down the most fatuous and shameful accusations.

"It is MY hand!"-Jim'smost fatuous tone.

"But why are you still here?" Easily the most fatuous question one could ask a man in his eighties.

'You are not ill, madame?' asked that ridiculous fop, Montfèriot, who had been presented to me, and was whispering the most fatuous compliments.