Adjective:

मूर्ख, निर्जीव,

fatuous's Usage Examples:

Sunday Times said, "As the book travels from the fatuous to the alarming, a fabular structure begins to emerge, hinting that themes of empire and exploitation.

realizes that this man is “no saint”, she marries him, believing with the fatuousness of youth that her love will save him.

The recent manifesto of the Institute is a fatuous declaration which misinforms and misleads the public concerning the integrity and intention of the.

fatu- foolish, useless fatuous, infatuation fauces fauc-, -foc- throat faucal, suffocate, suffocation febris febr- fever antefebrile, febrifacient, febriferous.

The new university mocked its older siblings for what it saw as their antiquated teaching methods and their fatuous insistence on maintaining research libraries.

Secretary, he and his son Yan Shifan [zh] dominated court politics with the tacit consent of the fatuous monarch who shirked his responsibilities as emperor and.

After a 1991 revival, The Times called the play "a fatuous a melodrama as ever eminent playwright penned".

I think it is fatuous.

Theatre; a dual misnomer since it is never a theatre and its fare is ever unvaried—the alien crooner, the alien comic: the fatuous and the filthy.

I can think of twenty adjectives – fatuous, pointless, absurd.

Emperor: threatened with execution of all nine degrees of his kinship, he fatuously replied "Never mind nine! Go with ten!" and – alone in Chinese history.

described it as "dull, dull, dull in a pretentious, florid and archly fatuous fashion.

Aschenbach is aware of the fatuousness of his thoughts, but allows himself to indulge in his speculations.

Synonyms:

vacuous, inane, asinine, mindless, foolish,

Antonyms:

advisable, prudent, well-advised, politic, wise,