duncical
- adjective
- Offensive
- 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
944
1.0
Not sensible and often a little foolish
383
1.3
Not showing good sense and making unwise choices
103
4.4
Very silly and showing bad judgment
35
8.2
Not very smart and slow to understand
9
8.1
Not quick to understand or learn new things
7
8.0
Very stupid and not thinking clearly
5
9.8
Silly in a way that shows bad judgment
5
8.8
Very stupid or showing poor judgment
4
7.9
Slow to understand simple ideas or instructions
1
8.9
Silly and awkward in a clumsy, funny way
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
8.3
Not able to think clearly or make good decisions
1
7.2
Silly and slow to understand things
1
7.9
Being very foolish and showing poor judgment
1
8.8
Not very smart or sensible
1
8.9
Slow to understand or learn things
1
9.9
Very foolish and acting without thinking
1
9.9
Being silly and not thinking clearly
1
8.9
Very foolish or not showing any reaction
1
9.8
Very stupid and not able to think clearly
Slow to understand things and often acting foolishly
Showing very little intelligence or common sense
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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.