| Definition of 'silliness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) absurdity, fatuity, fatuousness, silliness
a ludicrous folly
"the crowd laughed at the absurdity of the clown's behavior"
2. (noun) giddiness, silliness
an impulsive scatterbrained manner
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| Definition of 'silliness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) silliness
the quality or state of being silly
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Sense: foolish; not sensible
Don't be so silly!; silly children.
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Afrikaans: simpelgeit |
Arabic: سَخافَه، حَماقَه |
Bulgarian: глуповатост |
Brazilian: tolice |
Czech: hloupost |
German: die Albernheit |
Danish: tåbelighed; fjolleri |
Greek: ηλιθιότητα |
Spanish: tontería, estupidez |
Estonian: rumalus |
Farsi: ناداني |
Finnish: hupsuus |
French: bêtise, idiotie |
Hebrew: טִיפּשוּת |
Hindi: नासमझी |
Croatian: glupost, budalaština |
Hungarian: ostobaság |
Indonesian: kekonyolan |
Icelandic: heimska |
Italian: sciocchezza |
Japanese: 愚かさ |
Korean: 어리석음 |
Lithuanian: kvailumas |
Latvian: muļķība; muļķīgums |
Malay: kebodohan |
Dutch: dwaasheid |
Norwegian: fjollethet |
Polish: głupota |
Persian: ناداني |
Pashto: بيړاتوب، ساده توب |
Portuguese: tolice |
Romanian: idioţenie, prostie |
Russian: глупость |
Slovak: hlúposť, pochabosť |
Slovenian: neumnost |
Serbian: blesavost |
Swedish: dumhet, enfaldighet |
Thai: ความโง่เขลา |
Turkish: aptallık; saçmalık |
Taiwanese: 愚蠢 |
Ukrainian: недоумкуватість |
Urdu: احمق پن |
Vietnamese: sự ngờ nghệch, sự ngớ ngẩ |
Chinese: 傻 |
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