moronic
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8.4
- adjective
- /məˈrɒnɪk/
- Slur
- That was a moronic decision, and it cost us dearly.
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Watch on YouTubeThat just tells you how moronic and stupid she is because she knows better.
- That just tells you how moronic and stupid she is because she knows better.
- The APE or I'm sorry the AMC board would be moronic and would get sued to oblivion.
- And so looking at the other person as the source of the power in the change is moronic and it's actually self abuse.
- But it is moronic and you need to really, really check yourself.
- But the danger is, is that then they jump this to the Amazon was created by humans, which is fucking moronic.
- Useless, moronic, always wrong, doesn't predict all the shit washes bringing all the dead people back to life.
Examples
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Petra used the memory of Freshwater's moronic surprise to get herself smiling as she completed the report.
Fiction book (1999) -
It is the most moronic suggestion I have ever seen and folks here it is.
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That just tells you how moronic and stupid she is because she knows better.
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But it is moronic and you need to really, really check yourself.
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You should have lunch with them and then report back and tell us every stupid, moronic thing they said.
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Your business philosophy is to take money from your extremely wealthy father and waste it on moronic ideas.
Fiction book (2001) -
Of all the moronic things, to make a snap judgment based on nothing.
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Why would they do something so fiendishly clever and so moronic at the same time?
Blog text (5) -
Your defense of Coulter is as moronic as your faith in Palin's intelligence.
Blog text (1) -
Now we have slipped from silly to moronic in the gloom and doom brigade.
Blog text (7)
Synonyms
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4.4
Very silly and showing bad judgment
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8.3
Silly and exaggerated in a way that looks like a clown
Very foolish and showing little sense
Antonyms
How Foolish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moronic comes from the Greek root moros, which means 'foolish', and the ending -ic means 'related to', so it shares the same root as the English word moron. So moronic means 'very foolish' or 'like a moron', but it used to be a medical label and is now offensive, so use it carefully.