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foolish

/ˈfuː.lɪʃ/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne, une action ou une idée qui manque de bon sens ou de jugement ; stupide ou imprudent.

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adjective

/ˈfuː.lɪʃ/A2formal
  • frQualifie une personne, une action ou une idée qui manque de bon sens ou de jugement ; stupide ou imprudent.

Describes a person, action, or idea that lacks good sense or judgment; silly or unwise.

  1. Lacking good sense or judgmentA2formal

    Showing a lack of wisdom, intelligence, or common sense.

    frinsensé, stupide

    • It was foolish of him to drive without a seatbelt.
    • She made a foolish decision by quitting her job without a backup plan.
    • Spending all your money on lottery tickets is foolish.

    Synonymesabsurdidioticimprudentsenselesssillystupidthoughtlessunwise

    Antonymesastuteintelligentjudiciousprudentsensibleshrewdwise

  2. Ridiculous or sillyA2informal

    Causing laughter or mockery due to being absurd or unreasonable.

    frRidicule ou absurde

    • He looked foolish wearing that oversized hat.
    • The clown's foolish antics made the children laugh.
    • She felt foolish after tripping on the stairs in front of everyone.

    Synonymesabsurdasininefatuouslaughablenonsensicalpreposterousridiculoussilly

    Antonymesjudiciousprudentreasonablesensiblewise

Formes
  • more foolish comparative form
  • most foolish superlative form
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