moronic
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Adjective — Extremely stupid or foolish; acting like a moron.
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Informal and somewhat harsh; avoid in polite or professional writing.
Etymology
From "moron" plus the adjective-forming suffix "-ic."
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What does “moronic” mean?
The word “moronic” means extremely stupid or foolish; acting like a moron. In plain terms, describes something stupid, foolish, or badly thought out.
How do you pronounce “moronic”?
“Moronic” is pronounced maw-RO-nihk (/mɔɹˈɑnɪk/ in IPA).
How do you use “moronic” in a sentence?
Here is “moronic” used in a sentence: “It was a moronic idea to drive through the flood.”
What part of speech is “moronic”?
“Moronic” is an adjective.