stupidity (Meaning)
stupidity (n)
a poor ability to understand or to profit from experience
a stupid mistake
Synonyms & Antonyms of stupidity
Synonyms:
- dumbness
- foolishness
- dullness
- insanity
- obtuseness
- dulness
- oafishness
- density
- mindlessness
- boneheadedness
- slowness
- thickness
- stupidness
Antonyms:
- cleverness
- sharpness
- sharpness
- quickness
- brilliance
- brightness
- keenness
- judgement
- judgment
- brightness
- judgment
- keenness
- acumen
- perception
- insight
- intelligence
- cleverness
- quickness
- perception
- smartness
- brilliance
- perspicacity
- acumen
- insight
- smartness
- intelligence
- astuteness
- astuteness
- perspicacity
- judgement
stupidity Sentence Examples
- The decision to ignore safety protocols was an act of sheer stupidity.
- His repeated mistakes were evidence of his own stupidity.
- The company suffered significant losses due to the manager's gross stupidity.
- It takes great humility to admit one's own stupidity and learn from it.
- The politician's blatant disregard for facts was a display of his own stupidity.
- She couldn't believe the level of stupidity displayed by her classmates during the exam.
- It's frustrating to witness such blatant acts of stupidity in the workplace.
- The comedian's humor often poked fun at human folly and stupidity.
- He was astonished by the sheer stupidity of the conspiracy theories circulating online.
- The film highlighted the consequences of greed and stupidity in pursuit of wealth.
FAQs About the word stupidity
a poor ability to understand or to profit from experience, a stupid mistake
dumbness, foolishness, dullness, insanity, obtuseness, dulness, oafishness, density, mindlessness, boneheadedness
cleverness, sharpness, sharpness, quickness, brilliance, brightness, keenness, judgement, judgment, brightness
The decision to ignore safety protocols was an act of sheer stupidity.
His repeated mistakes were evidence of his own stupidity.
The company suffered significant losses due to the manager's gross stupidity.
It takes great humility to admit one's own stupidity and learn from it.
