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Meanings of stupid in English
Usage of stupid in English
1
His surprise made him stupid; he was in an abyss of astonishment.
2
The dull reviewer has two varieties: the stupid and the merely dull.
3
The men are remarkably idle and stupid; they are tawny and lean.
4
The more stupid the peasant, the better does the horse understand him.
5
He looked me full in the face with stupid insolence, and said:
6
As the door closed, Harrigan turned in stupid amazement upon the Scotchman.
7
To be both stupid and inaccurate is the unpardonable sin in journalism.
8
But the fellow was stupid; he ought to have seized his shoulder.
9
Grandpapa is stupid, like the world; he is old, like the world.
10
But only the most stupid and the slowest were so disposed of.
11
Men are so stupid; it 's only women that have real discernment.
12
With the long stick in her hand, she stood stupid and confused.
13
The normal Lubin to me is a stupid fellow always in love.
14
My pupils are as stupid as posts; I nearly died of exasperation.
15
You have been worse than intrusive; you have been rash and stupid.
16
You see, it's the people in the world that make it stupid.
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United States of America
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