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The phrase "a silly question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question that may seem trivial or lacking in seriousness, often to preemptively address any potential embarrassment for asking it.
Example: "I know this might sound like a silly question, but could you explain how this process works?"
Alternatives: "a foolish question" or "a trivial question".
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A silly question really.
It's a silly question.
It's such a silly question.
It was a silly question.
Sounds a silly question?
Ask a silly question.
In retrospect, it was a silly question.
In retrospect, this was a silly question.
But it's certainly not a silly question.
"That's a silly question," she replied.
"O.K., here's maybe a silly question.
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