Imbecilic Meaning in English
word
ˌɪmbəˈsɪlɪk
im-buh-SIL-ik
ɪmbɪsˈɪlɪk
im-bis-SIL-ik
Definición
Describes someone or something that is extremely stupid or lacking in common sense.
Uso & Matices
Highly insulting and formal or academic in tone; much stronger than 'silly' or 'foolish.' Common in written critiques or extreme disapproval, rarely used in casual speech. Often targets actions, ideas, or behaviors more than people directly.
Spanish: imbécilPortuguese (BR): imbecilPortuguese (PT): imbecilChinese (Simplified): 愚蠢的Chinese (Traditional): 愚蠢的Hindi: मूर्खतापूर्णArabic: غبيBengali: বোকামি - নির্বোধ - মূর্খতাপূর্ণRussian: имбецильный - идиотскийJapanese: 愚劣な - ばかげたVietnamese: ngu xuẩn - cực kỳ ngớ ngẩnKorean: 우매한 - 어리석은Turkish: ahmakça - aptalcaUrdu: احمقانہIndonesian: dungu - sangat bodoh
Oraciones de Ejemplo
That was an imbecilic mistake.
basic
He gave an imbecilic answer during the meeting.
basic
Your imbecilic behavior is not helping.
basic
Honestly, that was an imbecilic thing to do.
natural
I can't believe such an imbecilic plan was approved.
natural
Stop making these imbecilic excuses and be honest with me.
natural