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daftness

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daft  (dft)
adj. daft·er, daft·est
1. Mad; crazy.
2. Foolish; stupid.
3. Scots Frolicsome.

[Middle English dafte, foolish, from Old English gedæfte, meek.]

daftly adv.
daftness n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.daftness - informal terms for insanity
insanity - relatively permanent disorder of the mind
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daftness
n (inf)Blödheit f, → Doofheit f (both inf)


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If pressed, I would say that I admire him, notwithstanding the intermittent daftness and emptiness in his pronouncements, and still give him the benefit of the doubt about his aims and ideals for the country, vague though these are.
If pressed, I would say that I admire him, notwithstanding the intermittent daftness and emptiness in his pronouncements, and still give him the benefit of the doubt about his aims and ideals for the country, vague though these are.
 
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