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moronic Definition and Meaning in English (moronic definition)

adjective
Synonyms:stupididioticfoolish
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Moronic definition: Displaying a severe lack of intelligence or common sense, often used as an insult.

Definitions of Moronic

  1. 1adjective(colloquial)

    Displaying a severe lack of intelligence or common sense, often used as an insult.

Example Sentences

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“He made a moronic decision to invest all his savings in that risky venture.”

casual

“The comedian's act was full of moronic jokes that failed to amuse the audience.”

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nounmoron
nounmoronicity
adverbmoronically

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Moronic definition: Displaying a severe lack of intelligence or common sense, often used as an insult.
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