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idiocy

/ˈɪd.i.ə.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen extremen Mangel an Intelligenz oder Urteilsvermögen bezeichnet; auch eine entsprechend törichte Handlung oder Äußerung.

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noun

/ˈɪd.i.ə.si/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen extremen Mangel an Intelligenz oder Urteilsvermögen bezeichnet; auch eine entsprechend törichte Handlung oder Äußerung.

A noun referring to extreme mental retardation or a state of profound intellectual disability.

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  1. Extreme mental retardationC2formal

    A state of profound intellectual disability, historically used as a clinical term.

    deIdiotie

    • The condition was once classified as idiocy in outdated medical texts.
    • The term 'idiocy' is now considered offensive and replaced with more precise diagnoses.
    • Historical records used the word idiocy to describe severe cognitive impairment.

    Synonymeamentia

  2. Extreme foolishnessB2informal

    Behavior or actions that are extremely stupid or lacking in intelligence.

    deExtreme Dummheit

    • It was sheer idiocy to drive without a license.
    • The decision to ignore safety warnings was an act of idiocy.
    • His idiocy cost the company thousands of dollars.

    Synonymeabsurdityfollyfoolishnessimprudenceinsanitylunacymadnessnonsensesillinessstupidity

    Antonymeintelligenceprudencesensewisdom

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  • idiocies plural form
  • idiocies' possessive plural form
  • idiocy's possessive singular form
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