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dotard

adjective as in doddering

noun as in weakling

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Example Sentences

They also saw the Hunter Biden thing, however, as a diversion from the same president whom they believe to be simultaneously a dotard and a master of smoke and mirrors.

From Slate

He exchanged “love letters” with then US President Donald Trump before their three meetings – a man he once called a “dotard” suddenly became “special”.

From BBC

That unprecedented document, the Panmunjom Declaration, set the stage for meetings between Trump and Kim Jong Un, who had until then been slinging insults at one another, with Trump belittling Kim as “little rocket man” and Kim calling Trump a “dotard” — or a senile old person.

To them Trump is “stupid”, “dumb”, “inarticulate”, “a liar”, a “dotard” or some other derisive label.

From Salon

President Donald Trump as “a mentally deranged U.S. dotard” and called Barack Obama a monkey.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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