idiotically's Usage Examples:

As Life magazine said in 1958, "As every student knows, the most idiotically useless phrase in a beginner's French textbook is la plume de ma tante.

Donald painting the rudder which keeps being turned by Mickey, and Goofy idiotically thinking the Figurehead is an actual woman).

Inmates fight and grin idiotically or huddle in despair, all bathed in an oppressive grey and green light.

"fail" expresses an ability to incorrectly perform acts ranging from idiotically simple to impossibly difficult, often consisting of an amusing element.

Mickey idiotically eats a walnut offered to him by a nutcracker and it causes his lower.

When you watch Romy calmly (and idiotically, if you know your crime stories) bludgeon her husband's blanketed form.

I myself think Barbara has behaved idiotically and will live to regret it, but there's no use saying so now.

He tries to ask her a few simple questions, but she responds idiotically.

attack, but when he sees Lady Liberty coming for the fourth ring, he idiotically, chivalrously, apologizes and bows.

music on a ghetto-blaster, which causes the loggers to dance around idiotically.

"Was 'Idiocracy' treated idiotically?".

Ford also refers to the ways Bugs tricks Sam as "almost idiotically simple".

related either forgetting about his boss's cheese allergy or Snaptrap idiotically forgetting it himself.

When Ernest follows her, he learns the story of Trantor and idiotically reports it to the kids.

He is idiotically ditzy and partially go-lucky, but he is loyal and enjoys helping his.

(quite rightly as 'It will make your life complex') although otherwise idiotically simple jaunty Euro smash".

Gill wrote: "The format is simple and idiotically inspired.

itself, inverting and negating the literary craft with stories that are idiotically written, anything from poorly to put-on and overwrought.

pieces work better than others, but so many work so clownishly, zanily, idiotically well that 'Silent Movie' is certain to have the year's noisiest audiences.

finish, Carrey's first feature comedy is as cheerfully bawdy as it is idiotically inventive.