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View definitions for imbecile

imbecile

adjective as in stupid, foolish

noun as in very stupid person

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Example Sentences

Vance posted on X that one of his right-wing critics was a “mouth breathing imbecile” and then deleted the post.

The account also retweeted another user who posted that you had to be an “imbecile” or a “brain dead leftie” to think wanting “to protect your homeland from rapists and terrorists is racist”.

From BBC

“For this imbecile ... don’t let him forget that I came to the United States as Canelo and he only profited with my name. He made money,” Álvarez responded to De La Hoya.

While personal attacks are not uncommon in Latin American politics, Mr Milei surprised many when he attacked Pope Francis last year, calling the pontiff "an imbecile who defends social justice".

From BBC

Internal records showed department staff had decided not to respond to some of their comments and called one police chief an “imbecile.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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