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Meaning of underwitted
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underwitted (a.)
Weak in intellect; half-witted; silly.
underwitted Sentence Examples
- The underwitted character in the story often found themselves in amusing predicaments due to their lack of foresight.
- Despite his good intentions, his underwitted attempts at problem-solving only made matters worse.
- She often felt underestimated due to her underwitted appearance, but she possessed a sharp intellect.
- His underwitted remarks during the meeting drew uncomfortable glances from his colleagues.
- The underwitted protagonist stumbled through life, relying more on luck than on skill.
- In the classroom, the underwitted student struggled to grasp even the simplest concepts.
- The underwitted politician's speeches were often filled with nonsensical ramblings.
- He was often mocked for his underwitted humor, but he took it all in good stride.
- Despite his underwitted demeanor, he possessed a kind heart and a willingness to help others.
- The underwitted apprentice often frustrated his master with his inability to follow instructions properly.
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Weak in intellect; half-witted; silly.
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The underwitted character in the story often found themselves in amusing predicaments due to their lack of foresight.
Despite his good intentions, his underwitted attempts at problem-solving only made matters worse.
She often felt underestimated due to her underwitted appearance, but she possessed a sharp intellect.
His underwitted remarks during the meeting drew uncomfortable glances from his colleagues.
