Meanings of so fatuous in English

Never has a great democracy's fate hung on so fatuous a figure.

The frivolities of the other men in the factory seemed so fatuous, so revolting.

Eliza would never have been so fatuous as to have said that the day had gone perfectly.

It is not so attractive as cricket, so varied and surprising as football, nor so fatuous as ping-pong.

Instead he divided his time between thinking about Eliza and cursing himself for being so fatuous as to think of her.

Nor was he so fatuous as to fancy it would profit him to call before nine o'clock at the house on West End Avenue.

Lousteau was so fatuous as to affect, among his friends, the attitude of a man overborne, bored to extinction, ruined by Madame de la Baudraye.

'Don't be so fatuous!' She rounded on me bitterly.