insipience (Meaning)
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insipience (n.)
Want of intelligence; stupidity; folly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of insipience
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insipience Sentence Examples
- The insipience of the child led him into a dangerous situation.
- The government's insipience in handling the crisis resulted in widespread chaos.
- Her insipience as a driver caused a near-fatal accident.
- The banker's insipience led to the collapse of several major financial institutions.
- The manager's insipience in recruiting new employees resulted in a team of incompetent staff.
- The doctor's insipience led to a misdiagnosis, causing the patient unnecessary suffering.
- The teacher's insipience in teaching the subject matter left the students confused and frustrated.
- The politician's insipience in making rash promises led to a loss of public trust.
- The writer's insipience in storytelling resulted in a dull and uninspired novel.
- The company's insipience in marketing the new product led to poor sales and financial losses.
FAQs About the word insipience
Want of intelligence; stupidity; folly.
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The insipience of the child led him into a dangerous situation.
The government's insipience in handling the crisis resulted in widespread chaos.
Her insipience as a driver caused a near-fatal accident.
The banker's insipience led to the collapse of several major financial institutions.
