| Definition of 'Foolishness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) folly, foolishness, unwiseness
the trait of acting stupidly or rashly
2. (noun) folly, foolishness, craziness, madness
the quality of being rash and foolish
"trying to drive through a blizzard is the height of folly"; "adjusting to an insane society is total foolishness"
3. (noun) stupidity, betise, folly, foolishness, imbecility
a stupid mistake
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| Definition of 'Foolishness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Foolishness
the quality of being foolish
2. (noun) Foolishness
a foolish practice; an absurdity
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Sense: ridiculous
He looked very foolish.
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 Afrikaans: gekheid; dwaasheid; belag |
 Arabic: غَباء، حَماقَه، سَخافَه |
 Bulgarian: глупости |
 Brazilian: tolice |
 Czech: hloupost, nerozum |
 German: die Torheit |
 Danish: tåbelighed; latterlighed |
 Greek: χαζομάρα |
 Spanish: estupidez |
 Estonian: rumalus |
 Farsi: حماقت؛ ابلهی |
 Finnish: typeryys |
 French: stupidité |
 Hebrew: טיּפשׁוּת |
 Hindi: मूर्खता |
 Croatian: ludost, budalaština |
 Hungarian: ostobaság |
 Indonesian: kebodohan |
 Icelandic: kjánaskapur |
 Italian: stupidità |
 Japanese: 愚かさ |
 Korean: 어리석음 |
 Lithuanian: kvailumas |
 Latvian: muļķība |
 Malay: kebodohan |
 Dutch: dwaasheid |
 Norwegian: fjollethet, lettsindighet |
 Polish: głupota |
 Persian: حماقت؛ ابلهی |
 Pashto: بى عقلى؛ جهالت |
 Portuguese: tolice |
 Romanian: prostie |
 Russian: глупость; нелепость |
 Slovak: bláznovstvo |
 Slovenian: nespametnost |
 Serbian: ludost |
 Swedish: dumhet |
 Thai: ความโง่ |
 Turkish: aptallık |
 Taiwanese: 愚蠢 |
 Ukrainian: дурість, безглуздість |
 Urdu: بے وقوفی |
 Vietnamese: tính dại dột; tính ngu xu |
 Chinese: 愚蠢 |
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