tomfool Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- moronic
- dumb
- nonsensical
- simpleminded
- unreasoning
- sappy
- dippy
- out-to-lunch
- jerky
- kooky
- daffy
- simple
- doltish
- balmy
- half-baked
- imbecile
- zany
- unwise
- weak
- daft
- looney
- preposterous
- loony
- nutty
- senseless
- dotty
- brainless
- idiotical
- unreasonable
- ridiculous
- whacky
- bubbleheaded
- weak-minded
- cuckoo
- witless
- crackpot
- kookie
- harebrained
- irrational
- lunkheaded
- fatuous
- wacky
- asinine
- inept
- half-witted
- screwball
- fool
- slow
Weak:
- dopy
- airheaded
- thick
- opaque
- nonrational
- oafish
- brain-dead
- dense
- softheaded
- dopey
- unsound
- dim-witted
- unconsidered
- obtuse
- clownish
- boobish
- fallacious
- soft
- chuckleheaded
- dim
- pinheaded
- illogical
- slow-witted
- cockeyed
- featherheaded
- lamebrain
- unintelligent
- gormless
- farcical
- ludicrous
- chowderheaded
- clueless
- thoughtless
- imbecilic
- invalid
- mindless
- feebleminded
- vacuous
- dunderheaded
- empty-headed
- surd
- knuckleheaded
- laughable
- notional
- buffoonish
- lamebrained
- dull
- thickheaded
- dorky
- ill-advised
- unreasoned
Meaning of tomfool
tomfool (n)
a person who lacks good judgment
tomfool (n.)
A great fool; a trifler.
tomfool Sentence Examples
- John's constant tomfoolery during class earned him a reputation as the class clown.
- Despite his tomfool antics, Jack always managed to bring a smile to everyone's face.
- The boss didn't appreciate the tomfool behavior in the office, insisting on professionalism at all times.
- Jenny's tomfoolery often lightened the mood during tense moments at work.
- Sam's tomfoolery sometimes got him into trouble, but his good-natured personality usually smoothed things over.
- The teacher had to put a stop to the tomfoolery in the classroom to maintain order.
- Even during serious discussions, Mark couldn't resist injecting a bit of tomfoolery to lighten the mood.
- Despite his age, Grandpa still enjoyed a bit of tomfoolery with his grandchildren.
- The comedian's clever tomfoolery kept the audience laughing throughout the entire show.
- Sally's tomfoolery often led to hilarious situations, much to the delight of her friends.
FAQs About the word tomfool
a person who lacks good judgmentA great fool; a trifler.
lunatic, absurd, insane, stupid,foolish, mad, silly, crazy, idiotic, moronic
prudent, sagacious, sound, sagacious, intelligent, sensible, clever, wise, prudent, reasonable
John's constant tomfoolery during class earned him a reputation as the class clown.
Despite his tomfool antics, Jack always managed to bring a smile to everyone's face.
The boss didn't appreciate the tomfool behavior in the office, insisting on professionalism at all times.
Jenny's tomfoolery often lightened the mood during tense moments at work.
