moronic Synonyms
moronic Meaning
moronic (s)
having a mental age of between eight and twelve years
moronic Sentence Examples
- It was a moronic decision to drive without a seatbelt, risking one's safety.
- Making fun of someone's disability is not just insensitive but utterly moronic.
- Only a moronic individual would believe such outlandish conspiracy theories without any evidence.
- Skipping breakfast before an important exam is a moronic move that could impair cognitive function.
- It's moronic to think that you can get away with cheating on your taxes without consequences.
- Texting while driving is not only illegal but also incredibly moronic, putting both your life and others at risk.
- Starting a fight over a trivial disagreement is just plain moronic behavior.
- Investing all your money in a single risky venture is a moronic financial strategy.
- Climbing over a fence marked with "Danger: High Voltage" signs is nothing short of moronic.
- Believing that one can achieve success without putting in any effort is a moronic notion.
FAQs About the word moronic
having a mental age of between eight and twelve years
idiotic, stupid, dumb, indelicate, improper, careless, indiscreet, brash, mindless, heedless
smart, intelligent, advisable, rational, appropriate, wise, sound, smart, appropriate, discreet
It was a moronic decision to drive without a seatbelt, risking one's safety.
Making fun of someone's disability is not just insensitive but utterly moronic.
Only a moronic individual would believe such outlandish conspiracy theories without any evidence.
Skipping breakfast before an important exam is a moronic move that could impair cognitive function.
