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imbecile

/ˈɪm.bə.səl/

Tradução: Adjetivo que descreve alguém muito tolo ou sem bom senso; também usado como substantivo para se referir a uma pessoa estúpida., Substantivo que designa uma pessoa considerada extremamente tola ou de pouca inteligência; também usado como insulto para alguém que age de forma estúpida.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈɪm.bə.səl/C1formal
  • ptAdjetivo que descreve alguém muito tolo ou sem bom senso; também usado como substantivo para se referir a uma pessoa estúpida.

An adjective describing someone who is very stupid or foolish; also used as a noun.

  1. Having a mental age of three to seven yearsC2formalmedical

    Historically used to describe a person with a mental age between three and seven years, indicating significant intellectual disability.

    ptQue tem idade mental entre três e sete anos

    • The term 'imbecile' was once used in clinical psychology to classify individuals with a mental age of three to seven years.
    • In outdated medical texts, an imbecile was defined as someone with a mental age of three to seven years.
    • The classification of imbecile was part of a now-obsolete system for describing intellectual disabilities.
Formas
  • more imbecile comparative form
  • most imbecile superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈɪm.bə.siːl/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa considerada extremamente tola ou de pouca inteligência; também usado como insulto para alguém que age de forma estúpida.

A noun referring to a person considered to have subnormal intelligence or to be extremely foolish or stupid.

  1. Person of subnormal intelligenceC1formal

    A person with significantly below‑average intellectual ability, often used in historical clinical contexts or as a general insult.

    ptImbecil

    • The historical records classified the patient as an imbecile.
    • The term imbecile was once used in psychology to denote a specific level of intellectual disability.
    • He dismissed the idea as the work of an imbecile.

    Sinônimoscretindoltdullardduncefoolidiotmoronoafsimpleton

    Antônimosgeniusintellectual

  2. Contemptible personB2informal

    A person regarded as extremely foolish or stupid, often used as a strong insult.

    ptImbecil

    • Only an imbecile would try to drive through a flooded road.
    • Don't be such an imbecile – read the instructions first.
    • She called him an imbecile for forgetting their anniversary.

    Sinônimosblockheaddoltduncefoolidiotignoramusmoronnincompoopnumskullsimpleton

    Antônimosgeniussagesavant

Formas
  • imbeciles plural form
  • imbeciles' possessive plural form
  • imbecile's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.