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brainless
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brain·less  (brnls)
adj.
Unintelligent; stupid.

brainless·ly adv.
brainless·ness n.

brainless [ˈbreɪnlɪs]
adj
stupid or foolish
brainlessly  adv
brainlessness  n
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Adj.1.brainless - not using intelligence
unintelligent, stupid - lacking intelligence; "a dull job with lazy and unintelligent co-workers"

brainless
adjective stupid, simple, slow, thick, dull, foolish, dim, dense, dumb (informal), sluggish, senseless, mindless, idiotic, simple-minded, dozy (Brit. informal), inane, witless, dopey (informal), moronic, cretinous, unintelligent, half-witted, braindead (informal), dumb-ass (slang), doltish, dead from the neck up (informal), thickheaded, slow-witted I got treated as if I was a bit brainless.
Translations
brainless [ˈbreɪnlɪs] ADJestúpido, tonto
brainless [ˈbreɪnləs] adjstupide
brain power brainpower [ˈbreɪnpaʊər] n
(= intelligence) → intelligence f
[country, organization] → intelligence f
brainless [ˈbreɪnlɪs] adjdeficiente, stupido/a


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