weak-minded (Meaning)

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weak-minded (a.)

Having a weak mind, either naturally or by reason of disease; feebleminded; foolish; idiotic.

The commercial relied on weak-minded humor that wouldn't appeal to intelligent audiences.
The cult leader preyed on the weak-minded, promising them easy solutions to complex problems.
Despite the movie's weak-minded plot, the special effects were impressive.
Don't be fooled by his tough-guy act; he's actually quite weak-minded when it comes to critical thinking.
Her seemingly weak-minded decisions were actually a clever way to gain the villain's trust.
The teacher encouraged students to question information instead of blindly accepting weak-minded arguments.
Historical propaganda often portrays the enemy as weak-minded and uncultured.
Overcoming challenges strengthens the mind, while avoiding them can lead to a weak-minded state.
The stereotype that athletes are all weak-minded is simply untrue.
True friendship involves respecting your friend's intelligence, not treating them like they're weak-minded.

Having a weak mind, either naturally or by reason of disease; feebleminded; foolish; idiotic.

stupid, thick, foolish, ignorant, dumb, simple, slow, oafish, obtuse, silly

nimble, smart, intelligent, acute, intellectual, astute, savvy, intellectual, sharp, quick

The commercial relied on weak-minded humor that wouldn't appeal to intelligent audiences.

The cult leader preyed on the weak-minded, promising them easy solutions to complex problems.

Despite the movie's weak-minded plot, the special effects were impressive.

Don't be fooled by his tough-guy act; he's actually quite weak-minded when it comes to critical thinking.