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idiotic

/ˌɪd.iˈɒt.ɪk/

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adjective

/ˌɪd.iˈɒt.ɪk/B2formal
  • ruПрилагательное, используемое для описания поведения, действий или идей, которые являются крайне глупыми или бессмысленными.

An adjective used to describe behavior, actions, or ideas that are extremely foolish or senseless.

  1. Extremely foolish or irresponsibleB2informal

    Describes actions or decisions that are shockingly careless or lacking in common sense.

    ruИдиотский

    • Leaving the keys in the car was an idiotic mistake.
    • It was idiotic to go hiking without any supplies.
    • His idiotic behavior nearly caused an accident.

    Synonymsabsurdasinineboneheadedbrainlessfoolishharebrainedridiculoussenseless

    Antonymsjudiciousprudentresponsiblesensiblesoundwise

  2. Absurd or ridiculousB2informal

    Something that is so out of place or silly that it invites mockery or laughter.

    ruНелепый

    • The plot of that movie was completely idiotic.
    • Wearing a winter coat in the summer heat looks idiotic.
    • His idiotic suggestion made everyone laugh.

    Synonymsabsurdfoolishludicrousnonsensicalpreposterousridiculoussilly

    Antonymssensible

  3. Relating to severe intellectual disabilityC2formalmedical

    A dated and now offensive term referring to a person with a mental age of three to seven years, historically used in psychology.

    ruОтносящийся к тяжелой умственной отсталости

    • The term 'idiotic' was once used in clinical classifications.
    • Historical texts used 'idiotic' to describe certain cognitive conditions.
    • Modern terminology avoids such stigmatizing labels.

    Synonymsimbecilic

    Antonymsbrightcleverintelligentsmartwise

Forms
  • more idiotic comparative form
  • most idiotic superlative form
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