/esˈtupiðo/
Translation
stupid, foolish
Word origin
From Latin stupidus ('stunned, dazed, foolish'), from stupere ('to be stunned, amazed'). The same root gives the English words below.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- stupidus
- English cognates
- stupid, stupor
Grammar
Examples
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It was a stupid decision that cost him dearly.
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Do not say stupid things in front of the children.
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That plan is completely stupid and will not work.
haberlo .
I feel stupid for having forgotten it again.
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Do not be silly and listen to what I am telling you.
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