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Meaning of badaud
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badaud (n.)
A person given to idle observation of everything, with wonder or astonishment; a credulous or gossipy idler.
badaud Sentence Examples
- The badaud stood transfixed, staring at the unfolding scene with wide eyes.
- His idle hands betrayed him as a mere badaud, observing the commotion without actively participating.
- The badauds gathered around the accident site, their curiosity outweighed by their lack of assistance.
- She brushed past the badauds, annoyed by their presence as she rushed to her destination.
- The badauds were mere spectators, their presence adding nothing to the situation.
- Like a badaud, he stood idly by the fountain, watching the water jets without a care in the world.
- The badauds dispersed slowly, their interest waning as the spectacle came to an end.
- The badauds had no shame in their curiosity, openly staring at the celebrity as she walked past.
- The badaud's presence at the crime scene hindered the investigation, as his idle observations distracted the police.
- The artist captured the essence of the badaud in his painting, portraying the detached observer with a mixture of amusement and contempt.
FAQs About the word badaud
A person given to idle observation of everything, with wonder or astonishment; a credulous or gossipy idler.
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The badaud stood transfixed, staring at the unfolding scene with wide eyes.
His idle hands betrayed him as a mere badaud, observing the commotion without actively participating.
The badauds gathered around the accident site, their curiosity outweighed by their lack of assistance.
She brushed past the badauds, annoyed by their presence as she rushed to her destination.
