imbecile|imbeciles in English

noun

[im·be·cile || 'ɪmbɪsəl /-sɪːl]

mentally handicapped person (Psychology); dummy, dunce, dolt, fool

Use "imbecile|imbeciles" in a sentence

1. An imbecile?

2. Just far enough to leave all the imbeciles behind.

3. 11 I don't want to deal with these imbeciles any longer.

4. What an imbecile that boy is!

5. In my experience, eloquent men are right every bit as often as imbeciles.

6. It was an imbecile thing to do.

7. You have been misled by this imbecile.

8. She looked at me with an imbecile grin.

9. 19 I don't want to deal with these imbeciles any longer.

10. Anencephalous; foolish; imbecile; senseless; silly; stupid; thoughtless; witless

11. Forrest Gump an IQ of only 75 imbecile.

12. Have you noticed that the imbecile always smiles?

13. The pompous high-placed imbecile mouthing his platitudes.

14. He was imbecile to sign a contract with them.

15. Locked in a basement with imbeciles, dressed like a gay Neil Armstrong.

16. I may be immature but I'm not an imbecile.

17. I told you to act like a drunk vagrant imbecile.

18. He was an imbecile to sign a contract with them.

19. She'd been incarcerated for thirty years or so, poor imbecile.

20. Did you ever see anything so imbecile as her mother?

21. For two years that imbecile threw his money away like this.

22. He looked at me as if I was a total imbecile.

23. The comparison with human imbeciles can serve to show animals in a more creditable light.

24. 31 synonyms for Cretin: ass, fool, idiot, imbecile, jackass, mooncalf, moron, nincompoop, ninny, nitwit

25. Psychology The state or condition of being an imbecile; moderate or severe mental retardation.