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fool
noun as in stupid or ridiculous person
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Then they went hunting for crooks and fools.
“Don’t be fooled. These imposters are trying to steal your personally identifiable information, your money, or both.”
U.S. hegemony and a neoliberal faith in unfettered markets are noxious to be sure, but don’t be fooled by autocrats championing sovereignty.
One other suggestion, Mr. President: It’s never a good idea to call the voters “fools.”
Those involved, we discovered, pay Kurds who have UK citizenship to register the businesses in their names, helping fool the authorities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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