foolishness 的定义
- resulting from or showing a lack of sense; ill-considered: unwise: a foolish action;a foolish speech.
- lacking forethought or caution.
- trifling, insignificant, or paltry.
foolishness 近义词
idiocy, nonsense
foolishness 的近义词 34 个
- absurdity
- bunk
- craziness
- folly
- indiscretion
- insanity
- irrationality
- irresponsibility
- lunacy
- rubbish
- silliness
- stupidity
- absurdness
- claptrap
- foolery
- impracticality
- imprudence
- inanity
- insensibility
- mistake
- poppycock
- senselessness
- tommyrot
- twaddle
- unwiseness
- weakness
- carrying-on
- dumb trick
- fool trick
- horse feathers
- ludicrousness
- preposterousness
- unreasonableness
- witlessness
foolishness 的反义词 10 个
更多foolishness例句
- I felt like I could write and speak with optimism about the future of conversation without it being foolish optimism.
- You could call Wolfe’s tactic of pushing an antelope until it collapses crazy, foolish, or futile.
- Sometimes the same decision that’s labeled as genius in one context is labeled as foolish in another, depending on the way the ball bounces.
- So I would feel foolish putting the scientific ideas out there but not making my own comment about a larger conversation that includes more perspectives on what some of this could mean.
- Trying to envision life months or a couple of years down the road may seem futile or even foolish.
- At the first glance I saw she had been punished for her foolishness.
- "This is foolishness," Reid said after the vote of the continued obstinacy.
- Washington lectures London on the foolishness of debating process instead of getting to grips with real problems?
- Outside of those examples, though, the idea that anyone is losing freedoms in this country is foolishness.
- Neo-soul singer Jill Scott has little time for “foolishness.”
- I see no infinite goodness here, but only the infinite foolishness of sentimental superstition.
- Jess carried this idea in her mind, although she was not as much troubled by her schoolmates foolishness as was Mother Wit.
- Or perhaps a species of snob who cannot see the difference between his own foolishness and the foolishness of others.
- As favour and riches forsake a man, we discover in him the foolishness they concealed, and which no one perceived before.
- She even tried to sing again, in her faint sweet voice, some of the dear old songs, laughing softly at her own foolishness.