featherbrained Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- solemn
- melancholy
- thoughtful
- staid
- dignified
- somber
- severe
- dignified
- staid
- grave
- serious-minded
- grave
- heavy
- somber
- serious-minded
- solemn
- thoughtful
- heavy
- sombre
- melancholy
- severe
- sombre
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- thoughtless
- ditzy
- foolish
- happy
- playful
- light-minded
- dizzy
- ditsy
- scatterbrained
- frivolous
- frothy
- harebrained
- flighty
- puerile
- birdbrained
- yeasty
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Meaning of featherbrained
featherbrained (s)
lacking seriousness; given to frivolity
featherbrained Sentence Examples
- Despite her advanced degree, she often appeared featherbrained in social situations.
- His featherbrained approach to problem-solving often led to more confusion than clarity.
- The new employee's featherbrained mistakes frustrated her colleagues.
- Instead of focusing on the task at hand, he wandered off on a featherbrained tangent.
- The politician's opponents criticized her for her featherbrained policy proposals.
- Despite his reputation for being featherbrained, he had moments of surprising insight.
- Her featherbrained decision to invest in a risky venture ultimately led to financial ruin.
- The comedian's act relied on portraying himself as a lovable, featherbrained character.
- His featherbrained remarks during the meeting derailed the discussion.
- Despite her featherbrained reputation, she was surprisingly adept at problem-solving in her own unique way.
FAQs About the word featherbrained
lacking seriousness; given to frivolity
giddy,goofy, silly, futile, thoughtless, ditzy, foolish, happy, playful, light-minded
earnest, serious, earnest,serious, sober, sober, solemn, melancholy, thoughtful, staid
Despite her advanced degree, she often appeared featherbrained in social situations.
His featherbrained approach to problem-solving often led to more confusion than clarity.
The new employee's featherbrained mistakes frustrated her colleagues.
Instead of focusing on the task at hand, he wandered off on a featherbrained tangent.
