Adjective:

ಸ್ಟುಪಿಡ್,

cretinous's Usage Examples:

Minister Theresa May"s plan for a "customs partnership" with the EU as "cretinous".

action, with broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby describing his behaviour as "cretinous".

Sukhdev Sandhu of The Daily Telegraph called it "a quite cretinous travesty of the original series", saying that the film lacks the TV series"s.

’ Roger Fisk described it as ‘cretinous.

And the triple-twist climax is so wildly unlikely, and depends on such cretinous inattention from some of the cast, that you could only accept it in a.

London calls it a "witless biopic [that] leaps through pseudo-history with cretinous inaccuracy.

a cretinous, grating loser.

Bulletin called it "A truly appalling piece of s-f horror in which the cretinous dialogue, hopefully illuminating the follies of human greed and tampering.

characterisation of Colm O"Gorman, head of Amnesty International Ireland, as a "cretinous stain on the Irish national discourse who’ll say whatever Soros pays [him].

journalists, chaperoned young men, corrupt amateurs of the stock exchange, cretinous party animals, desiccated old pleasure seekers; a shady crowd of all suspect.

"forgettable" series the "Big Greenback Award", "for foisting formulaic cretinous TV on viewers under the guise of environmentalist drama".

It has been derided on the internet as "cretinous swill meant for slack jawed teenagers.

publicly disparaged his new work; by 1926 he had come to regard them as "cretinous and hostile".

Synonyms:

retarded,

Antonyms:

intelligent, precocious,