dottiness (Meaning)

dottiness

amusingly absurd, not mentally sound, a little crazy, being obsessed or infatuated, amiably eccentric, composed of or marked by dots

The professor's dottiness was evident in his eccentric theories and rambling lectures.
The old woman's dottiness made it difficult for her to distinguish between reality and imagination.
The neighbor's dottiness was a constant source of amusement for the children who lived nearby.
The politician's dottiness led him to make outrageous promises that he had no intention of keeping.
The artist's dottiness was expressed in his surreal and abstract paintings.
The writer's dottiness was reflected in the whimsical and nonsensical stories he wrote.
The philosopher's dottiness led him to question the very foundations of human knowledge.
The scientist's dottiness often caused him to overlook the obvious in his research.
The doctor's dottiness made it impossible for patients to take him seriously.
The lawyer's dottiness resulted in him losing several important cases.

amusingly absurd, not mentally sound, a little crazy, being obsessed or infatuated, amiably eccentric, composed of or marked by dots

madness, daftness, simplicity, fatuousness, wackiness, absurdity,insanity, inanity, lunacy, balminess

sagacity, sensibleness, reasonableness, validity, prudence, sanity,wisdom, sapience, soundness, rationality

The professor's dottiness was evident in his eccentric theories and rambling lectures.

The old woman's dottiness made it difficult for her to distinguish between reality and imagination.

The neighbor's dottiness was a constant source of amusement for the children who lived nearby.

The politician's dottiness led him to make outrageous promises that he had no intention of keeping.