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imbecile
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/ˈɪmbəsɪl/
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/ˈɪmbəˌsɪl/
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imbecile
noun
imbeciles
pl
UK
/ˈɪm.bə.siːl/
US
/ˈɪm.bə.sɪl/
слабоумный
The character in the novel was portrayed as an imbecile.
Персонаж в романе был изображен как слабоумный.
идиот
He acted like an imbecile during the meeting.
Он вел себя как идиот на встрече.
Additional translations
дурак
тупица
болван
Synonyms
dullard
blockhead
nincompoop
moron
simpleton
dunce
idiot
fool
Antonyms
intellect
genius
savant
imbecile
adjective
more imbecile
Comp.
most imbecile
Super.
UK
/ˈɪmbəsɪl/
US
/ˈɪmbəˌsɪl/
идиотский
His imbecile behavior at the meeting was embarrassing.
Его идиотское поведение на встрече было позорным.
глупый
She made an imbecile decision that cost the company a lot of money.
Она приняла глупое решение, которое стоило компании больших денег.
Synonyms
mindless
stupid
dull-witted
silly
foolish
Definitions
imbecile
noun
A person who is considered to be very foolish or lacking in intelligence.
He felt like an imbecile after forgetting his own phone number during the interview.
An outdated and offensive term historically used to describe a person with a mental disability.
The term 'imbecile' was once used in medical contexts but is now considered derogatory and inappropriate.
imbecile
adjective
Extremely foolish or stupid.
His imbecile behavior at the meeting embarrassed everyone.
Outdated and offensive: having, relating to, or characteristic of intellectual disability.
Early 20th-century legislation referred to certain patients as "imbecile children," a term now rejected as derogatory.
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