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fatuity

/fəˈtjuː.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant un caractère ou une action stupide, vide de sens ou dénué d'intelligence ; propos ou comportement marqué par la sottise et l'absence de jugement.

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noun

/fəˈtjuː.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un caractère ou une action stupide, vide de sens ou dénué d'intelligence ; propos ou comportement marqué par la sottise et l'absence de jugement.

A noun referring to something that is foolish, silly, or lacking in intelligence; an act or remark that demonstrates stupidity or lack of good judgment.

  1. Foolishness or stupidityC2formal

    The quality of being foolish, silly, or lacking intelligence.

    frSottise, stupidité

    • The fatuity of his argument was obvious to everyone.
    • She was embarrassed by the fatuity of her own remark.
    • The proposal was dismissed due to its sheer fatuity.

    Synonymesabsurdityasininityfollyfoolishnessidiocyimbecilityinanitylunacysillinessstupidity

    Antonymesintelligenceprudencesagacitysensewisdom

  2. A foolish act or statementC2formal

    An instance of foolish behavior or a silly remark.

    frActe ou propos insensé

    • He committed a series of social fatuities at the party.
    • The speech was full of fatuities that made the audience cringe.
    • Ignoring the warning signs was a dangerous fatuity.

    Synonymesabsurdityasininityfollyfoolishnessinanitynonsensesillinessstupidity

    Antonymesjudgmentprudencesagacitysensewisdom

Formes
  • fatuities plural form
  • fatuities' possessive plural form
  • fatuity's possessive singular form