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cretinous

adjective as in asinine

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That’s the gist of journalist Maureen Ryan’s new book, “Burn It Down: Power: Complicity, and a Call to Change for Hollywood,” a partial overview of cretinous and sometimes felonious behavior in the TV business.

The country has had enough of Trump and his cretinous band of intolerant moles, who are more adept at living in the dark and feeding on garbage than the most resilient New York sewer rat.

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“So hard. Just a thoroughly cretinous, irredeemable Mr Potato head.”

Even by the standards of the Donald Trump era, the stunt pulled by congressional Republicans on Wednesday was cretinous.

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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the then chair of the hardline European Research Group of Tory MPs, described it as “completely cretinous, impractical, bureaucratic and a betrayal of common sense”.

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