fetuous (Meaning)
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fetuous (a.)
Neat; feat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fetuous
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fetuous Sentence Examples
- The politician's fetuous promises failed to impress the skeptical electorate.
- The company's fetuous marketing campaign did little to boost sales.
- The student's fetuous excuse for not completing his homework was met with disbelief.
- The artist's fetuous attempt at creating a masterpiece resulted in a chaotic and incoherent work.
- The scientist's fetuous theory was quickly debunked by his peers.
- The doctor's fetuous diagnosis led to the patient's rapid deterioration.
- The lawyer's fetuous defense of his client resulted in a guilty verdict.
- The athlete's fetuous attempt at breaking the world record ended in failure.
- The actor's fetuous performance in the play was met with boos from the audience.
- The child's fetuous attempt at solving the puzzle only served to frustrate him further.
FAQs About the word fetuous
Neat; feat.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's fetuous promises failed to impress the skeptical electorate.
The company's fetuous marketing campaign did little to boost sales.
The student's fetuous excuse for not completing his homework was met with disbelief.
The artist's fetuous attempt at creating a masterpiece resulted in a chaotic and incoherent work.
