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单词 dullards
释义

dullard

noun

dull·​ard ˈdə-lərd How to pronounce dullard (audio)
: a stupid or unimaginative person

Synonyms

  • airhead
  • birdbrain
  • blockhead
  • bonehead
  • bubblehead
  • chowderhead
  • chucklehead
  • clodpoll
  • clodpole
  • clot [British]
  • cluck
  • clunk
  • cretin
  • cuddy [British dialect]
  • cuddie
  • deadhead
  • dim bulb [slang]
  • dimwit
  • dip
  • dodo
  • dolt
  • donkey
  • doofus [slang]
  • dope
  • dork [slang]
  • dum-dum
  • dumbbell
  • dumbhead
  • dummkopf
  • dummy
  • dunce
  • dunderhead
  • fathead
  • gander
  • golem
  • goof
  • goon
  • half-wit
  • hammerhead
  • hardhead
  • idiot
  • ignoramus
  • imbecile
  • jackass
  • know-nothing
  • knucklehead
  • lamebrain
  • loggerhead [chiefly dialect]
  • loon
  • lump
  • lunkhead
  • meathead
  • mome [archaic]
  • moron
  • mug [chiefly British]
  • mutt
  • natural
  • nimrod [slang]
  • nincompoop
  • ninny
  • ninnyhammer
  • nit [chiefly British]
  • nitwit
  • noddy
  • noodle
  • numskull
  • numbskull
  • oaf
  • pinhead
  • prat [British]
  • ratbag [chiefly Australian]
  • saphead
  • schlub [slang]
  • shlub
  • schnook [slang]
  • simpleton
  • stock
  • stupe
  • stupid
  • thickhead
  • turkey
  • woodenhead
  • yahoo
  • yo-yo
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Example Sentences

The company is run by a bunch of dullards. often mistaken for a dullard because he never said much in discussions
Recent Examples on the Web This is a beautiful three-hour dullard, a study in inertia, its characters reflected all too faithfully by the film itself. Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune, 2 Sep. 2022 Moreover, that dullard of a husband, Richard (the late Don Galloway, who later in life wrote a libertarian newspaper column), is the secret hero of the film. Kyle Smith, National Review, 7 Apr. 2021 Perhaps, but like his dullard son-in-law who’s trying to split the vote by putting a troubled rapper on the ballot, the president playing a song in recognizable Republican chords. Adam Weinstein, The New Republic, 18 Aug. 2020 April 7, 2020 The same goes for clueless, kilt-wearing dullard Sidney (Tim Key); Amanda’s aggressively insecure boyfriend, Chaz (Allan Mustafa); and the gabby, tactless Rebecca (Aisling Bea). Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times, 10 Apr. 2020 Yet, the film waves off character development and merely side-eyes its frustrations with capitalism in its rush to convince us that this dullard is in fact a supervillain who is game to manipulate, maim and poison for a marble firepit. Amy Nicholson, New York Times, 25 Mar. 2020 All the characters, from the callow manipulators to the well-meaning dullards, are awash in cliché. Susanna Lee, The Conversation, 10 Jan. 2020 There are cheapskates galore, dissemblers, busybodies, dullards and charlatans. A.e. Stallings, WSJ, 7 Dec. 2018 Usually the equal-weight S&P does better, as smaller members of the index outperform the dullards at the top. James Mackintosh, WSJ, 14 June 2018 See More

Word History

First Known Use

15th century, in the meaning defined above

dullards

noun

plural of dullard
as in morons
a stupid person often mistaken for a dullard because he never said much in discussions

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • morons
  • idiots
  • stupids
  • lunatics
  • prats
  • dolts
  • fools
  • imbeciles
  • losers
  • dunderheads
  • dimwits
  • ignoramuses
  • simpletons
  • lunkheads
  • dummies
  • blockheads
  • dopes
  • boneheads
  • yahoos
  • knuckleheads
  • dunces
  • mutts
  • pinheads
  • cretins
  • numskulls
  • chuckleheads
  • oafs
  • geese
  • ninnies
  • nimrods
  • airheads
  • numbskulls
  • nitwits
  • deadheads
  • ignorami
  • jackasses
  • schlubs
  • donkeys
  • bubbleheads
  • loons
  • hardheads
  • dorks
  • goons
  • know-nothings
  • meatheads
  • stupes
  • nincompoops
  • doofuses
  • naturals
  • clowns
  • lamebrains
  • goofs
  • ratbags
  • half-wits
  • jerks
  • noddies
  • thickheads
  • birdbrains
  • chowderheads
  • fatheads
  • shlubs
  • dumbheads
  • ganders
  • golems
  • dumb clucks
  • buffoons
  • turkeys
  • hammerheads
  • dodos
  • nuts
  • loggerheads
  • clucks
  • schnooks
  • stocks
  • sapheads
  • dum-dums
  • lumps
  • clunks
  • dips
  • noodles
  • dumbbells
  • dim bulbs
  • nits
  • dodoes
  • woodenheads
  • villains
  • cuddies
  • momes
  • dufuses
  • madmen
  • loonies
  • ninnyhammers
  • clots
  • skunks
  • clodpoles
  • dummkopfs
  • zanies
  • skunk
  • snakes
  • clodpolls
  • boors
  • boobies
  • scatterbrains
  • yo-yos
  • mugs
  • beasts
  • creeps
  • cads
  • gawks
  • stinkers
  • curs
  • heels
  • churls
  • featherbrains

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • brains
  • geniuses
  • intellectuals
  • intellects
  • thinkers
  • genii
  • sages
  • wizards
  • whizzes
  • polymaths
  • sharpies
  • Renaissance men
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