asinine

A prime example is Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s asinine opinion that immigrants who are detained by masked men demanding proof of citizenship is only a “brief” inconvenience.

As if to punctuate his asinine decision, Marin makes a braying donkey noise.

The story struck the FBI as asinine — agents just did not act that way — but could it be disproved?

He never quite gets around to addressing the grief that people might feel if a family member dies to prove some asinine theological point; he considers that to be "disastrous sentimentalism."

“Playing a national championship on a Monday night on January 20 is one of the most asinine things I’ve ever seen in my life,” he said.