Adjective:

বোকা, জড়ধী, জড়বুদ্ধি,

fatuous's Usage Examples:

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

warm,—too hard to stir? Was it for this the clay grew tall? —O what made fatuous sunbeams toil To break earth's sleep at all? The titular theme of the poem.

Morrison, in his review in The Guardian, describes the book as "an idle, fatuous, self-regarding book".

I think it is fatuous.

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

The moods of an individual with fatuous affect resemble the moods of a child.

imagined conversation with a photo of Sergei Eisenstein and reviewed as "fatuous" by Variety.

This is fatuous.

His response was, reportedly, "I invented it to put down all this fatuous prize-giving, and now there's some outfit in Chicago actually promoting.

Dwight Taylor! It is a fearsomely rigged and foolish thing, planted with fatuous situations that even Mr.

it—okay, it's a pretty silly yarn and it is played in a manner no less fatuous by the sundry members of the cast.

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

tomfoolery to light the way, the whole thing is just a bit too labored—too fatuous—to be continuous fun.

Griffin and photograph him and expose him for the fatuous phony that he seems to be.

Surrounded by equally fatuous and in some cases dishonest characters, including princes, loan sharks.

Synonyms:

vacuous; inane; asinine; mindless; foolish;

Antonyms:

advisable; prudent; well-advised; politic; wise;