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fool
noun as in stupid or ridiculous person
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Reform UK has denounced the plan as a "cynical ploy to fool voters that something is being done about illegal immigration".
They will meet in a temporary lakeside stadium, where the home team is averaging 10,835 fans per game and a vile wind can make throwing the football a fool’s errand.
No one should be fooled: The kind of attack Carr made on Kimmel, ABC and Disney will soon be coming to a podcast, radio or television station, university or civic group in your neighborhood.
Don’t let the scoreboard fool you; it could have been an Orange Lutheran goose egg — so much so that Ellinghouse said he considered the game a shutout.
Late in life, Maggie Fox denounced the spiritualism movement that she and her sister Kate had helped start, demonstrating the ways in which they had fooled their audiences.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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