1
I, who had been so witless as to let this come upon us!
2
He could never be so witless as to believe in such a sudden transformation.
3
The Prussian took no pains to dissemble his scorn of this question, seemingly so witless.
4
He constantly emits sounds, which mount to his brain, and dry it up; hence he is so witless.
5
No child could be so witless.
6
Dost thou deem me so witless as not to know that if she had sent thee hither thou wouldst not have come in this plight?
7
"Why should he do aught so witless?"