follies (Meaning)
follies (n)
a revue with elaborate costuming
follies (pl.)
of Folly
Synonyms & Antonyms of follies
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- monkeyshines
- tomfooleries
- nonsense
- twaddles
- drivel
- flubs
- goofs
- asininities
- howlers
- shenanigans
- bungles
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
follies Sentence Examples
- The film chronicled the follies of Hollywood's Golden Age.
- Their investment proved to be a folly, costing them millions.
- Youth can be a time of reckless follies and poor judgment.
- The politician's campaign was plagued by numerous follies, including a series of gaffes.
- The company's financial follies led to its eventual bankruptcy.
- The book exposed the follies and corruption of a powerful political dynasty.
- The artist's extravagant lifestyle was a reflection of his artistic follies.
- The war was filled with follies, both strategic and tactical.
- The scientist's experiments were riddled with follies, resulting in wasted time and resources.
- The follies of the past should serve as a warning to future generations.
FAQs About the word follies
a revue with elaborate costumingof Folly
stupidities,insanities, absurdities, fatuities, fooleries,bêtises, inanities, buffooneries, blunders, lunacies
wisdoms, discretions, discretions, sagacities, sagacities,wisdoms, prudences, inspirations, brainstorms,inspirations
The film chronicled the follies of Hollywood's Golden Age.
Their investment proved to be a folly, costing them millions.
Youth can be a time of reckless follies and poor judgment.
The politician's campaign was plagued by numerous follies, including a series of gaffes.
