duncical
- adjective
- Offensive
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- His duncical mistake cost the team the entire match.
Examples
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The professor dismissed the theory as utterly duncical.
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That was a duncical mistake!
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Don't be so duncical—think before you act!
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Don't be so duncical about your choices.
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Don't be so duncical—think before you act!
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His duncical mistake cost the team the entire match.
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The professor dismissed the theory as utterly duncical.
Synonyms
976
1.0
Not sensible and often a little foolish
505
1.3
Not showing good sense and making unwise choices
115
4.4
Very silly and showing bad judgment
41
8.2
Not very smart and slow to understand
8
8.0
Very stupid and not thinking clearly
5
8.8
Very stupid or showing poor judgment
4
7.9
Slow to understand simple ideas or instructions
2
9.8
Silly in a way that shows bad judgment
1
8.3
Silly and exaggerated in a way that looks like a clown
1
9.3
Not very smart and acting in a foolish way
1
8.1
Not quick to understand or learn new things
1
8.3
Not able to think clearly or make good decisions
1
8.8
Not very smart or sensible
1
7.9
Being very foolish and showing poor judgment
1
7.2
Silly and slow to understand things
1
8.9
Silly and awkward in a clumsy, funny way
1
9.9
Being silly and not thinking clearly
Slow to understand things and often acting foolishly
Slow to understand or learn things
Showing very little intelligence or common sense
Very foolish and acting without thinking
Very foolish or not showing any reaction
Very stupid and not able to think clearly
Antonyms
How Stupid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Duncical comes from the everyday word dunce, which means a slow or 'stupid' student, plus the ending -ical meaning 'like'. So duncical simply means 'like a dunce' or foolish.