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1. (n.) idiocy
utterly senseless or foolish behavior; a stupid or foolish act or statement.
2. idiocy
the state of being an idiot.
Etymology: (1520–30; idio (t ) + -cy ; cf. Gk idiōteía uncouthness)
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| Definition of 'idiocy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) idiocy, amentia
extreme mental retardation
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| Definition of 'idiocy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) idiocy
the condition or quality of being an idiot; absence, or marked deficiency, of sense and intelligence
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Sense: a person with very low intelligence.
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 Afrikaans: dwaasheid |
 Arabic: بلاهَه، عُتْه، حَماقَه |
 Bulgarian: идиотщина |
 Brazilian: idiotia |
 Czech: idiotství |
 German: der Schwachsinn |
 Danish: idioti |
 Greek: ηλιθιότητα |
 Spanish: idiotez |
 Estonian: idiootsus |
 Farsi: حماقت |
 Finnish: idioottimaisuus |
 French: imbécillité |
 Hebrew: אִידְיוֹטִיות |
 Hindi: जड़ता, मूर्खता |
 Croatian: idiotizam |
 Hungarian: hülyeség |
 Indonesian: ketololan |
 Icelandic: heimska, bjánaskapur; fáv |
 Italian: idiozia |
 Japanese: 白痴 |
 Korean: 백치, 정신 박약 |
 Lithuanian: idiotizmas, silpnaprotyst |
 Latvian: idiotisms; muļķība |
 Malay: kebodohan |
 Dutch: idiotie, idiootheid |
 Norwegian: idioti, lav intelligens |
 Polish: niedorozwój umysłowy |
 Persian: حماقت |
 Pashto: فكرى كمزورى چې ددماغ دنيم |
 Portuguese: idiotia |
 Romanian: imbecilitate |
 Russian: идиотизм |
 Slovak: hlúposť, slabomyseľnosť |
 Slovenian: idiotizem |
 Serbian: idiotluk |
 Swedish: idioti |
 Thai: ความโง่เขลา |
 Turkish: geri zekâlılık, ahmaklık |
 Taiwanese: 低能，愚蠢行為 |
 Ukrainian: ідіотизм |
 Urdu: حماقت |
 Vietnamese: tính ngu ngốc |
 Chinese: 白痴，愚蠢的行为 |
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