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sophomoric
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soph·o·mor·ic  (sf-môrk, -mr-)
adj.
1. Of or characteristic of a sophomore.
2. Exhibiting great immaturity and lack of judgment: sophomoric behavior.

sopho·mori·cal·ly adv.

sophomoric - Includes the roots soph-, "wise," and moros, "fool"—so the contrast between wisdom and ignorance is built right into the word.
See also related terms for ignorance.


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New Mexicans also got earfuls of sophomorically clever radio commercials satirizing Big Oil Bob and Healthcare Hal, also compliments of the Center for Civic Policy -- so more than electoral losers and paranoid primary survivors are curious about this group.
Despite Thomas's claims to be chronically, pill-poppingly depressed, his epistolary style is positively jaunty and his descriptions of the weekly coven initially suggest something rather more sophomorically nerdy than threatening.
The Bush administration sophomorically contends that FISA unconstitutionally encroaches on executive power.
 
 
 
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