asininity

These receptions are stupefying in their asininity, but they come to pass in most consulates, and those at Tunis are no exception.

The man sinks; the animal soars—thrusting his jaw out sidewise in a satisfied yawn, secure in the serenity of his asininity.

Nature has kindly preordained that there shall be no bar in the intimate relations of humanity and asininity.

Homais alone in his supreme asininity should be a beacon-light of warning for any one of these inept critics.

Still, he could not comprehend how they had had the asininity to "decline" it at all.