stupid in Latin
stupid in Latin is stultus, blennus, stolidus — stupid means lacking intelligence or common sense.
stupid in Latin
stultus
blennus
stolidus
stupidus
stupide
(slang) Extremely.
What does "stupid" mean?
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adj Lacking intelligence or common sense.
"It was a stupid mistake that cost him his job."
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adj Annoying or irritating (used loosely as an intensifier of dislike).
"I hate this stupid printer."
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noun A foolish or unintelligent person (informal).
"Don't call your brother a stupid."
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stupid in a sentence
- It was a stupid mistake that cost him his job.
- Don't be stupid — check the brakes before you drive.
- I hate this stupid printer.
- Don't call your brother a stupid.
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What is "stupid" in Latin?
"stupid" in Latin is stultus, blennus, stolidus. stupid means: Lacking intelligence or common sense.
How do you use "stupid" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a stupid mistake that cost him his job." In Latin, "stupid" is stultus, blennus, stolidus.
Are there other ways to say "stupid" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "stupid": stultus, blennus, stolidus, stupidus, stupide.
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