dopy
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7.2
- adjective
- /ˈdoʊpi/
- Offensive
- He felt quite dopy after staying up all night.
Examples
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She felt dopy after staying up all night watching movies.
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He made a dopy mistake on his math test.
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That was a really dopy idea, and it didn't work at all.
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Don't be so dopy!
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His dopy remarks during the meeting made everyone laugh at his lack of seriousness.
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She often found herself in dopy situations due to her silly choices.
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Trying to solve that puzzle without any help was a dopy decision on his part.
Synonyms
976
1.0
Not sensible and often a little foolish
505
1.3
Not showing good sense and making unwise choices
19
6.7
Not very smart and likely to act in a silly way
8
8.0
Very stupid and not thinking clearly
5
8.2
Being silly and a little strange in a friendly way
5
8.2
Silly and a little forgetful in a friendly way
3
8.2
Being silly and slightly crazy in a way that seems funny and harmless
2
9.8
Silly in a way that shows bad judgment
1
7.2
Being silly and forgetful but not serious
1
9.3
Not very smart and acting in a foolish way
1
9.9
Someone who is not smart and slow to understand
1
8.9
A little silly in a harmless, often funny way
1
8.4
Acting silly and slightly crazy in a harmless way
1
9.9
Being silly and not thinking clearly
1
8.9
Silly and awkward in a clumsy, funny way
1
9.9
Feeling silly and cheerful in a light, slightly confused way
Very foolish and showing little common sense
Slow to understand things and often acting foolishly
Very foolish and showing little sense
Silly and acting in a foolish, awkward way
Antonyms
How Silly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dopy comes from the word dope, which once meant a drug that made people sleepy or slow. Because of that, dope began to mean 'stupid', and dopy (like the familiar word dopey) now means 'foolish' or slow in thinking.