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imbecility

/ˌɪm.bəˈsɪl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ancien terme clinique pour un degré sévère de déficience intellectuelle, ou une action ou remarque stupide.

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/ˌɪm.bəˈsɪl.ɪ.ti/C2formalmedical
  • frNom désignant un ancien terme clinique pour un degré sévère de déficience intellectuelle, ou une action ou remarque stupide.

A noun referring to an outdated clinical term for a severe level of intellectual disability, or to a foolish or stupid mistake.

  1. Severe mental deficiencyC2formal

    A state of intellectual disability that is more severe than a moron but less severe than an idiot.

    frimbécillité

    • The condition was historically classified as imbecility.
    • Medical texts from the past used the term imbecility for certain cognitive impairments.
    • The diagnosis of imbecility is now considered outdated and offensive.

    Synonymesamentiafeeblemindedness

  2. Stupid mistakeC1formal

    An act or statement that shows a lack of intelligence or good judgment.

    frBêtise, stupidité

    • Leaving the keys in the car was an act of sheer imbecility.
    • His imbecility during the meeting cost the company a major contract.
    • The decision to ignore the warning signs was pure imbecility.

    Synonymesabsurdityblunderfollyfoolishnessgaffeidiocylapsestupidity

    Antonymesintelligencejudgmentsensewisdom

Formes
  • imbecilities plural form
  • imbecilities' possessive plural form
  • imbecility's possessive singular form
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