asinine in Latin
asinine in Latin is asinīnus — asinine means extremely foolish or lacking common sense.
asinine in Latin
asinīnus
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of donkeys.
What does "asinine" mean?
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adj Extremely foolish or lacking common sense.
"It was an asinine decision to drive through the flood water."
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asinine in a sentence
- It was an asinine decision to drive through the flood water.
- He made an asinine comment that embarrassed the whole team.
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What is "asinine" in Latin?
"asinine" in Latin is asinīnus. asinine means: Extremely foolish or lacking common sense.
How do you use "asinine" in a sentence?
Example: "It was an asinine decision to drive through the flood water." In Latin, "asinine" is asinīnus.
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