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foolery

/ˈfuː.lə.ri/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un comportamiento necio, acciones absurdas o tonterías sin importancia; actualmente se considera anticuado o literario.

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noun

/ˈfuː.lə.ri/C2formalobsoleto
  • esSustantivo que designa un comportamiento necio, acciones absurdas o tonterías sin importancia; actualmente se considera anticuado o literario.

A noun referring to foolish behavior, silly actions, or trivial nonsense; now considered archaic or literary.

  1. Silly or foolish behaviorB2informal

    Behavior that is silly, playful, or lacking in good sense.

    esTontería

    • The children's foolery was entertaining but disruptive.
    • Stop your foolery and focus on the task at hand.
    • His foolery at the party made everyone laugh.

    Sinónimosbuffooneryclowningfollyfoolishnesshorseplaynonsensesillinesstomfoolery

    Antónimosjudgmentprudencesensewisdom

  2. Deception or trickeryC1formalbritish

    An act of tricking or deceiving someone.

    esEngaño o trampa

    • The con artist's foolery was eventually exposed.
    • She saw through his foolery and refused to be tricked.
    • The court case revealed a series of financial fooleries.

    Sinónimoschicanerydeceitdeceptionfraudhoaxhocus-pocusjiggery-pokeryruseskulduggerysubterfugetrickerywile

    Antónimoscandorhonestysinceritytruthfulness

Formas
  • fooleries plural form
  • fooleries' possessive plural form
  • foolery's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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