imbecility

For a moment he seemed to have been reduced to imbecility.

It was an imbecility to allow myself to be persuaded to come.

The only constant in this town is its yearning for imbecility.

The meaning was further refined into mental and moral imbecility.

The enormous and complicated imbecility of things was all round him like a trap.

The first imbecility has already concerned us at length.

Once more native imbecility had carried the day, and I had lost a million!

Occasionally of an imbecility to make one afraid, nevertheless he was very dear to me.

And to himself he added, 'There is some inherent imbecility in my will.

- by getting back to its fundamental imbecility, skateboarding is growing up.

His awkwardness is fearful, and gives the impression of imbecility.

But it was not an imbecility that threatens the moral stature of the Republic.

There is no depth of buffoonery and imbecility to which she has not forced me.

I can assure you this present world touches the nadir of imbecility.

Norman's hand hovered over the controls, a look of imbecility folding his face in half.

Those imbecilities have taken root in her head.

This capacity for storing away facts is compatible with actual imbecility.

There are other explanations besides that of imbecility," I remarked.

History is full, down to this day, of the imbecility of kings and governors.

Which was usually followed by a half-column of imbecilities.

In less than a fortnight he had fallen to vacuous imbecility.

A newspaper report at the time blamed the situation on Childs' "utter imbecility".

This is our destiny: greatness in the field, imbecility in the kitchen.

That he could get away with it in television, regarded by print reporters as the home office of imbecility, was even more encouraging.

And your fatal imbecility impelled you to make this disastrous reply.