Ill-advised
Ill-advised adjective - Showing poor judgment especially in personal relationships or social situations.
Usage example: an ill-advised criticism of the boss at a company function
Moronic and ill-advised are semantically related In some cases you can use "Moronic" instead an adjective phrase "Ill-advised".
Moronic
Moronic adjective - Having a mental age of between eight and twelve years.
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Synonyms for Moronic
Ill-advised and moronic are semantically related in stupid topic. Sometimes you can use "Ill-advised" instead an adjective "Moronic".
Nearby Word: moron
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- thoughtless and ill-advised
- thoughtless and moronic
- stupid and ill-advised
- stupid and moronic
- foolish and ill-advised
- foolish and moronic
- crazy and ill-advised
- crazy and moronic
- silly and ill-advised
- silly and moronic
- senseless and ill-advised
- senseless and moronic
- unintelligent and ill-advised
- unintelligent and moronic
Both words in one sentence
- In one episode of Black Lagoon, Rock speaks out of turn to Balalaika (an act that is generally considered to be somewhere between extremely ill-advised and suicidal moronic) in order to speak out for a girl he just met a few days ago.
Source: The Dulcinea Effect
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