Definition of stupidly in English:

stupidly

adverbˈstjuːpɪdliˈst(j)upədli

1In a way that lacks intelligence or common sense.
I admit that I have acted stupidly
we'd stupidly forgotten to book a cab
Example sentencesExamples
- They spend their lives digging up evidence against corporations because some consumers stupidly misused their products.
- I remember it was on telly 10 years ago, but I stupidly taped over it.
- I stupidly announced to my friends that I was writing a novel.
- He behaves, like most teenagers, quite stupidly.
- They can snap up great investments at bargain prices because the rest of us are stupidly following the crowd.
1. 1.1 In a dazed manner suggesting the inability to think clearly.
  I gazed stupidly at him
  his eyes were vacant and he smiled stupidly
  Example sentencesExamples
  I stand stupidly at the door and stare at the chaos.
  She stood stupidly staring at the faces around her.
  We're forced to spend time with them as they stumble stupidly and chat inanely.
  I stood there looking stupidly at the writing while the water rose to my waist.
  Tina could only gape stupidly as she was carried out of the door.
2. 1.2as submodifier So as to cause surprise or disbelief; ridiculously.
  one of the most stupidly danceable albums of the year
  stupidly expensive drinks
  Example sentencesExamples
  I am always stupidly busy, but I love working creatively and stretching myself to the limit.
  The film's storyline was predictable—stupidly at times.
  They were part of his stable of stupidly successful pop acts.
  The music was stupidly clever.
  A case in point is the stupidly obvious retooling of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot."

Definition of stupidly in US English:

stupidly

adverbˈst(y)o͞opədlēˈst(j)upədli

1In a way that lacks intelligence or common sense.
I admit that I have acted stupidly
we'd stupidly forgotten to book a cab
Example sentencesExamples
- They can snap up great investments at bargain prices because the rest of us are stupidly following the crowd.
- I stupidly announced to my friends that I was writing a novel.
- They spend their lives digging up evidence against corporations because some consumers stupidly misused their products.
- He behaves, like most teenagers, quite stupidly.
- I remember it was on telly 10 years ago, but I stupidly taped over it.
1. 1.1 In a dazed manner suggesting the inability to think clearly.
  I gazed stupidly at him
  his eyes were vacant and he smiled stupidly
  Example sentencesExamples
  We're forced to spend time with them as they stumble stupidly and chat inanely.
  I stood there looking stupidly at the writing while the water rose to my waist.
  Tina could only gape stupidly as she was carried out of the door.
  She stood stupidly staring at the faces around her.
  I stand stupidly at the door and stare at the chaos.
2. 1.2as submodifier So as to cause surprise or disbelief; ridiculously.
  one of the most stupidly danceable albums of the year
  stupidly expensive drinks
  Example sentencesExamples
  The film's storyline was predictable—stupidly at times.
  The music was stupidly clever.
  A case in point is the stupidly obvious retooling of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot."
  I am always stupidly busy, but I love working creatively and stretching myself to the limit.
  They were part of his stable of stupidly successful pop acts.

单词	stupidly
释义	Definition of stupidly in English: stupidly adverbˈstjuːpɪdliˈst(j)upədli 1In a way that lacks intelligence or common sense. I admit that I have acted stupidly we'd stupidly forgotten to book a cab Example sentencesExamples They spend their lives digging up evidence against corporations because some consumers stupidly misused their products. I remember it was on telly 10 years ago, but I stupidly taped over it. I stupidly announced to my friends that I was writing a novel. He behaves, like most teenagers, quite stupidly. They can snap up great investments at bargain prices because the rest of us are stupidly following the crowd. 1.1 In a dazed manner suggesting the inability to think clearly. I gazed stupidly at him his eyes were vacant and he smiled stupidly Example sentencesExamples I stand stupidly at the door and stare at the chaos. She stood stupidly staring at the faces around her. We're forced to spend time with them as they stumble stupidly and chat inanely. I stood there looking stupidly at the writing while the water rose to my waist. Tina could only gape stupidly as she was carried out of the door. 1.2as submodifier So as to cause surprise or disbelief; ridiculously. one of the most stupidly danceable albums of the year stupidly expensive drinks Example sentencesExamples I am always stupidly busy, but I love working creatively and stretching myself to the limit. The film's storyline was predictable—stupidly at times. They were part of his stable of stupidly successful pop acts. The music was stupidly clever. A case in point is the stupidly obvious retooling of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." Definition of stupidly in US English: stupidly adverbˈst(y)o͞opədlēˈst(j)upədli 1In a way that lacks intelligence or common sense. I admit that I have acted stupidly we'd stupidly forgotten to book a cab Example sentencesExamples They can snap up great investments at bargain prices because the rest of us are stupidly following the crowd. I stupidly announced to my friends that I was writing a novel. They spend their lives digging up evidence against corporations because some consumers stupidly misused their products. He behaves, like most teenagers, quite stupidly. I remember it was on telly 10 years ago, but I stupidly taped over it. 1.1 In a dazed manner suggesting the inability to think clearly. I gazed stupidly at him his eyes were vacant and he smiled stupidly Example sentencesExamples We're forced to spend time with them as they stumble stupidly and chat inanely. I stood there looking stupidly at the writing while the water rose to my waist. Tina could only gape stupidly as she was carried out of the door. She stood stupidly staring at the faces around her. I stand stupidly at the door and stare at the chaos. 1.2as submodifier So as to cause surprise or disbelief; ridiculously. one of the most stupidly danceable albums of the year stupidly expensive drinks Example sentencesExamples The film's storyline was predictable—stupidly at times. The music was stupidly clever. A case in point is the stupidly obvious retooling of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot." I am always stupidly busy, but I love working creatively and stretching myself to the limit. They were part of his stable of stupidly successful pop acts.
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