know-nothing Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- yahoo
- half-wit
- mutt
- stupe
- natural
- ratbag
- knucklehead
- numbskull
- schlub
- dullard
- dimwit
- doofus
- dork
- ninny
- dumb-cluck
- imbecile
- prat
- dip
- fool
- clown
- ignoramus
- deadhead
- chucklehead
- loon
- clunk
- goof
- blockhead
- dummkopf
- dolt
- schnook
- nitwit
- hardhead
- dope
- donkey
- jerk
- hammerhead
- goon
- nincompoop
- golem
- simpleton
- fathead
- jackass
- loser
- bubblehead
- meathead
- numskull
- pinhead
- oaf
- gander
- chowderhead
- turkey
- bonehead
- nimrod
- cretin
- dummy
- lunatic
- cluck
- dunce
- airhead
- lamebrain
- dunderhead
- shlub
- dum-dum
- lunkhead
- dumbhead
Weak:
know-nothing Meaning
know-nothing Sentence Examples
- The know-nothing politician was notorious for his lack of knowledge on key issues.
- In the 1850s, the Know-Nothing Party was a nativist political movement in the United States.
- The know-nothing candidate was heavily criticized for his lack of experience and qualifications.
- The know-nothing attitude of the new employee frustrated her more experienced colleagues.
- His know-nothing approach caused him to make several costly mistakes.
- The know-nothing manager was unaware of the company's policies and procedures.
- The know-nothing student struggled to keep up with the class material.
- The know-nothing traveler didn't bother to research the local customs before their trip.
- The know-nothing investor made several poor decisions, resulting in significant financial losses.
- The know-nothing parent didn't understand their child's educational needs.
FAQs About the word know-nothing
idiot, stupid, moron, yahoo, half-wit, mutt, stupe, natural, ratbag, knucklehead
genius, sage, brain, intellect, intellectual,genius, wizard, thinker, wizard, intellect
The know-nothing politician was notorious for his lack of knowledge on key issues.
In the 1850s, the Know-Nothing Party was a nativist political movement in the United States.
The know-nothing candidate was heavily criticized for his lack of experience and qualifications.
The know-nothing attitude of the new employee frustrated her more experienced colleagues.
