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imbecilic

[im-buh-sil-ik] / ˌɪm bəˈsɪl ɪk /


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In reality, though, they are just submitting to Trump, an imbecilic bully who responds to self-important book-readers by shoving their heads in toilets.

From Salon

The roaring reactions to Santos enthusiastically feigning enthusiasm through imbecilic, badly improvised dialogue are purely reflexive.

From Salon

Paul, who just wants to find a publisher for his book, is suddenly confronted with imbecilic pitches, vacuous corporate sponsorships, brazen flattery and one surprising instance of sexual attention.

From Los Angeles Times

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. wrote the opinion, which includes imbecilic reference to a notorious 17th century English predecessor most widely known for his ardent belief in witches, whom he condemned to death for wickedness.

From Los Angeles Times

The rage of the betrayed is articulated by imbecilic demagogues vomited up from the social and political swamp.

From Salon