fool
//fuːl//
Translation
fool
Definition
A fool is a person who lacks good judgment or sense, often acting unwisely or being easily deceived. This noun describes someone who makes silly mistakes or behaves in a way that shows a lack of understanding or foresight. In everyday language, calling someone a fool can be a mild insult, but it can also be used affectionately among friends to describe a playful or naive action. The word has been in use since Old English and appears in many idioms, such as 'fool's gold' or 'make a fool of oneself'.
Example
“Don't be a fool; check the weather before you go hiking.”
“He felt like a fool after forgetting his own birthday.”
“Only a fool would trust a stranger with their password.”
“She made a fool of herself by tripping on stage.”
“The old man was no fool; he knew exactly what they were planning.”
“I was a fool to believe his promises.”
“April Fools' Day is a time for harmless pranks.”
“He played the fool at the party to make everyone laugh.”
“A fool and his money are soon parted.”
“She called him a fool for driving without a seatbelt.”
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