idiotic English

Meaning idiotic meaning

What does idiotic mean?

Definitions in simple English

idiotic Adjective

— If a person is called idiotic, they are acting like an idiot.

— If a situation is described as idiotic, it is very foolish, stupid, or does not make much sense.

idiotic

— adjective insanely irresponsible an idiotic idea

— adjective (= imbecile) having a mental age of three to seven years

— adjective (= absurd, cockeyed, laughable, ludicrous, nonsensical, preposterous, ridiculous) incongruous;inviting ridicule the absurd excuse that the dog ate his homework that's a cockeyed idea ask a nonsensical question and get a nonsensical answer a contribution so small as to be laughable it is ludicrous to call a cottage a mansion a preposterous attempt to turn back the pages of history her conceited assumption of universal interest in her rather dull children was ridiculous

Synonyms idiotic synonyms

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idiotic English » English

stupid

foolish

silly

dull

nonsensical

imbecile

moronic

imbecilic

dumb

ridiculous

cretinous

absurd

obtuse

blockheaded

unintelligent

simple

sheepish

senseless

preposterous

moron

ludicrous

laughable

insane

idiot

goofy

dull-witted

dopey

derisory

crackbrained

cockeyed

brainless

witless

vulgar

vacuous

unwise

unreasonable irrational

uneducated

thick-witted

thick

spoony

sottish

slow-witted

sickness

sap head

poky

oafish

nitwitted

mentally deficient

mad

loony

Topics idiotic topics

What do people use idiotic to talk about?

Language and thought Think Mind

Stupid

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  asinine blind brainless crass crazy daft delirious demented dense dim dizzy doltish dull dull-witted dumb fanatical fatuous foolish harebrained idiotic inane ingenuous insane insensitive irrational lumpish moronic naive nonsensical obtuse retarded senile senseless silly simple slow slow-witted stupid thick thickheaded undiscerning unimaginative unperceptive unsound witless lacking in intelligence mentally lazy

Examples idiotic examples

How do I use idiotic in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Indeed, I must have looked idiotic, for all eyes were fixed on me.

What an idiotic mistake!

I know that sounds idiotic.

I know that that sounds idiotic.

The belief in the brotherhood of men seems like an idiotic dream nowadays.

Movie subtitles

You come to me with your idiotic little..

People draw the most idiotic pictures when they're thinking.

You look perfectly idiotic in those clothes.

I've just had a particularly idiotic idea.

Oh, yes. Yes, that's why it's an idiotic idea.

Really. it was idiotic of you.

Where'd you get this idiotic thing, anyway?

How dare you, in this day and age, use such an idiotic.

I'd look perfectly idiotic.

Sam, don't be idiotic.

Then one day the feeling, that idiotic feeling that you are beautiful, grows inside of you again.

Isn't it idiotic?

Wasn't it idiotic?

You don't really expect to get anywhere listening to me babble about my idiotic childhood.

By making a lot of idiotic loans?

All that idiotic talk of love and beauty.

And it all started with your idiotic joke about alibis.

That's why it's an idiotic idea. Let's find the doctor.

What idiotic joke is this?

Then one day the feeling. that idiotic feeling that you are beautiful, grows inside of you again.

To stare at a lot of idiotic humbugs?

THIS IS IDIOTIC.

Monsieur La Tour La Tour. I choose to think that idiotic reply was not a weak attempt at humor. But a definite lack of intelligence.

Absolutely idiotic!

Don't get the idiotic idea that I was jealous.

A man in love is not only idiotic but dangerous.

With that idiotic face of yours?

Is idiotic, a doctor of your ability not allowed to work everywhere, but must hide out as ghost surgeon.

You have a point. An idiotic one, but a point.

To fall in love with you was the idiotic thing.

I gave her advice on an idiotic script.

Did you ever see anything as idiotic as me on that screen?

News and current affairs

Both strategies would be idiotic.

They occurred because regulation of banks and controls on capital movements were lifted; they were shorter than in the 1930's because the policy responses were not idiotic.