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Meanings of somewhat stupid in английском
Marked by lack of intellectual acuity or somewhat mentally limited.
Synonyms
Examples for "stupid"
Examples for "stupid"
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:
1
One must be the half-foolish Nicko; the other must be the spy.
2
It was foolish to question the power in that grave, sardonic face.
3
He looked very foolish; and sat down in a corner without speaking.
4
The Bishop did a foolish thing in talking of the metropolitan press.
5
The foolish comfortable words spoken in every drawing-room throughout the United Kingdom.
1
He looked silly enough in truth; but he never bothered about it.
2
I was silly to be mixed up with it in the beginning.
3
Lay aside affected, silly etiquette for the natural dictates of the heart.
4
They were just silly, ordinary fussinesses; they had no sense in them.
5
The idea of yonder silly creature being the companion of a MAN.
1
The witness for the State looked in dumb amazement at the wreck.
2
The days were dumb enough; but at night the hush became acute.
3
These are recognized in the empire of the taste-bothdeaf and dumb.
4
The whole house was dumb-thevery street had no sound in it.
5
The crowd halted, and stared round in superstitious terror and dumb marvel.
1
Suddenly the absence of chairs is making them look a little stupid.
2
I was feeling a little stupid for being so petty about Kit.
3
Gentle, passionate, trusting, a little stupid, she was not capable of irony.
4
Eventually I realized it was all a little stupid, and I stopped.
5
It was crazy and a little stupid, because my concentration would shift.
Usage of somewhat stupid in английском
1
She'll seem somewhat stupid for a while, perhaps not speak, but only smile kindly.
2
Two were dark-skinned boatmen, Bengalis somewhat stupid in appearance.
3
Moreover, he had fondly hoped this somewhat stupid quarry might be readily found and taken.
4
Fat Mrs. Hen turned about with a vexed look upon her handsome but somewhat stupid face.
5
They think of the Italians as somewhat stupid and backward: Carmela listens much and says little.
6
But Buster Bumblebee, being very young and somewhat stupid as well, said "Oh, nonsense!"
7
Thomas proved to be amiable if somewhat stupid, and welcomed Susan to tea affably but with sheepish looks.
8
He is shrewd, brave, and somewhat stupid, and it is never certain what he will do or say.
9
We must resist the temptation to celebrate every piece of bad economic news: that is also somewhat stupid.
10
His name was Bauer; he seemed a stolid, somewhat stupid fellow, but as honest as the day and very obliging.
11
Thus cried Tom and his friends to the big, good-natured, but somewhat stupid, giant who had sat down in the dangerous spot.
12
I don't know what I expected in Mrs. Scherer-fromMaude's description a benevolent and somewhat stupid, blue-eyed German woman, of peasant extraction.
13
The noise of the storm did not awaken him, since he was somewhat stupid from a fever into which his wound had thrown him.
14
The most pleasant of households may be found in cases where a clever, good-humoured, dexterous woman rules over a sweet-tempered but somewhat stupid man.
15
She was a fair, pretty, somewhat stupid child, gifted with an overflow of words, which were, however, singularly incapable of conveying any definite impression.
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Somewhat stupid through the time
Somewhat stupid across language varieties
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