imbecility in Latin
imbecility in Latin is imbecillitas — imbecility means the state of being very foolish or mentally weak.
imbecility in Latin
imbecillitas
The quality of being imbecile; weakness; feebleness, especially of mind.
What does "imbecility" mean?
- noun The state of being very foolish or mentally weak.
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noun A very foolish or stupid act.
"The procedure of musical comedy is not reducible to a coherent formula, so that its imbecilities may be annotated by super imbecilities."
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- The procedure of musical comedy is not reducible to a coherent formula, so that its imbecilities may be annotated by super imbecilities.
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What is "imbecility" in Latin?
"imbecility" in Latin is imbecillitas. imbecility means: The state of being very foolish or mentally weak.
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