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1 imbecilities
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2 imbecility
n. stommiteit, domheid; imbeciliteit[ imbəsillətie] 〈meervoud: imbecilities〉1 imbeciliteit ⇒ stommiteit, idioterie -
3 imbecile
adj.1 imbécil, necio, débil, tonto (idiot).2 que tiene un nivel intelectual correspondiente a una persona de tres a siete años.s.1 imbécil, idiota.2 persona afecta de debilidad mental, paciente afecto de debilidad mental. (plural imbecilities) -
4 imbecility
(a) (stupidity) idiotie f, imbécillité f(b) (stupid action) idiotie f, imbécillité f(c) Psychology imbécillité f
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