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Meanings of stupidity in English
Usage of stupidity in English
1
He gazed about the familiar confines of the room in puffy-eyed stupidity.
2
The general public might well talk of the stupidity of English officers.
3
Then it was that in the stupidity of his egotism he said:
4
He'd made one mistake; few could accuse him of repeating in stupidity.
5
The process they relied on was the unthinking stupidity of the sheep.
6
The hive was conceived in the dark days of ignorance, stupidity, brutality.
7
It was too much; Jove was angry at their stupidity at last.
8
And this inactivity does not by any means arise from actual stupidity.
9
So any one may judge of the stupidity of the country people.
10
At least there was a wholesome leaven in it of honest stupidity.
11
On the lips of the old I hear either stupidity or malice.
12
I laughed at his stupidity, and bewitched him for it in earnest.
13
She was, in addition, shy and slow-witted to the verge of stupidity.
14
The blind stupidity of the masters was too much even for him.
15
And everything that I saw bore the stamp of stupidity and unreason.
16
Really, the stupidity and thoughtlessness of the War Office are beyond belief.
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Stupidity through the time
Stupidity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common