dunce in Hindi
dunce <N.>
- मूर्ख, जड़, मूढ़मति
Sentence patterns related to "dunce"
1. Billy: It means good luck you dunce.
2. 4 What a donkey, dolt and dunce!
3. A dunce never learns something.
4. The dunce was easily taken in.
5. I was a dunce at chemistry.
6. What a donkey, dolt and dunce!
7. He was still the school dunce.
8. 'Do you take me for a dunce?
9. Barrad ( plural Barrads ) A tall hat resembling a dunce cap
10. Do you take me for a dunce?
11. A pestilence on the witless little dunce!
12. What does Bozo mean? A dunce; a fool
13. He used to be a dunce at school.
14. What does Bonehead mean? A stupid person; a dunce
15. It is very impolite to call others a dunce.
16. The wise man knows he knows nothing; the dunce thinks he knows all.
17. What does Barrad mean? A tall hat resembling a dunce cap
18. When he changed his school to Brighton, his reputation as a dunce followed him.
19. Synonyms for Bubblehead include idiot, imbecile, dolt, dullard, simpleton, doofus, dork, moron, oaf and dunce
20. This book makes mincemeat of the idea that Reagan was a dunce, amiable or otherwise.
21. Idiot, halfwit, nincompoop, blockhead, buffoon, dunce, dolt, ignoramus, Cretin, imbecile, dullard, moron, simpleton, clod
22. Michael may have been a dunce at mathematics, but he was gifted at languages.
23. In high school, I was always the dunce of the class and had to sit outside.
24. 49 synonyms for Booby: fool, jerk, idiot, berk, prick, wally, prat, plonker, geek, goof, twit, dunce, duffer
25. Words related to Birdbrain ass , stooge , jerk , idiot , sucker , clown , twit , buffoon , nitwit , moron , boob , nerd , clod , dunce , imbecile , dolt , bonehead , oaf , dope , numskull
26. Walter Scott was all but a dunce when a boy, always much readier for a “Bicker,” than apt at his lessons.
27. 4 Franciscan theologian John Duns Scotus, who died in 130 was no dunce - he was a leading church intellectual.
28. Although I like to consider myself a reasonably intelligent chap, when it comes to maths, I am a dunce. At school I failed the O-Level.
29. ‘They then proceeded to Burglarize the adjacent apartment, carrying their spoils back through the wall.’ ‘Another's truck was Burglarized and the stolen handgun was used to wound a 7-year-old.’ ‘Honestly, what kind of dunce criminal would decide to not Burglarize some place just because the radio is on and playing some light jazz?’