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dull-witted

[duhl-wit-id] / ˈdʌlˈwɪt ɪd /


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Yet in a manner almost impossible to describe, he stood above or outside his banal and dull-witted persona.

From Salon

Others, like Logan Roy’s on “Succession,” lay bare their parental arrogance through the actions of his dull-witted children.

From Salon

There's no electoral value in acceding to this pressure to get rid of your piercings, pretend that "YMCA" is not a gay song and get married to a dull-witted former high school bully who won't let you play Chappell Roan.

From Salon

John Hawkes is a character actor ringer for any TV show or movie, and it’s exciting to see him cast here against type as a flawed, lonely, seemingly dull-witted cop with a mail-order fiancée en route from Vladivostok.

From New York Times

In the famous description by biographer Joachim Fest, said world leader "always appeared foolish to sage political minds, and for years — indeed, virtually to the moment of his final victory — arrogant conventional wisdom did not take him seriously. The widespread mockery heaped upon him has been justified by his appearance, his unhinged rhetorical flights and the theatrical atmosphere he deliberately created around himself. Yet in a manner almost impossible to describe, he has always stood above or outside his banal and dull-witted persona."

From Salon