Pronunciation: /ˈɪdiət/
noun a person of low intelligence
A1 He is such an idiot for forgetting his keys.
A2 Don't be an idiot and double check your work.
B1 She called him an idiot after he made a mistake.
B2 The teacher reprimanded the student for calling his classmate an idiot.
C1 It is unprofessional to resort to name-calling and label someone as an idiot.
C2 Using derogatory terms like 'idiot' to insult others shows a lack of maturity and intelligence.
adjective used to describe someone who is lacking intelligence
A1 He is an idiot driver.
A2 She made an idiot mistake in her calculations.
B1 The idiot decision to ignore the warnings led to disaster.
B2 The project failed due to the idiot oversight of the team leader.
C1 His idiot behavior at the meeting was unacceptable.
C2 The CEO's idiot remarks caused a public relations nightmare.
formal The professor called the student an idiot for not following the instructions.
informal My brother is such an idiot sometimes, but I still love him.
slang Don't be such an idiot and listen to what I'm saying!
figurative Trying to fix a leaky pipe without turning off the water first is just asking for trouble - it's like acting like an idiot.
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