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Discover Ludwig"foolish acts" is a correct and usable form of written English
You can use it to refer to foolish, reckless, or imprudent behavior. For example, "He was fired for committing several foolish acts while on the job."
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The palm forest, like Merwin's poetry, has become a kind of prophetic stance against contemporary life: bearing witness to individual, almost foolish acts of creativity while devastation abounds.
As it turned out, the best of these foolish acts, and the best told, was the one recounted by the tall, large man.
Unfortunately, the foolish acts of a few mean that there is a risk of these devices being banned for everyone else.
Demons that afflict men include the rākṣasas, grotesque and hideous beings of various shapes who haunt cemeteries, impel men to perform foolish acts, and attack sadhus (saintly men), and piśacas, beings who haunt places where violent deaths have occurred.
Things I used to do without ceremony — going shopping at the nearby market, taking local taxis, exchanging pleasantries with neighbors on the street where we lived — now seemed like impossibly foolish acts.
"We, God willing, will continue to fight you and will continue martyrdom operations inside and outside the United States until you abandon your oppression and foolish acts," said the speaker, referring to suicide attacks.
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The slaughter is blamed on a fellow-student, Lord Poxe, who is censured by the Warden with the words "It was a foolish act, Lord Poxe, an act of wanton foolishness, but I do not wish to be hard on you.... Lady Emily Crane, your great aunt, you will remember, married a Mr Arthur Thorn, my grandfather.
"I completely realize it was a really foolish act.
"We warn Netanyahu of the dreadful consequences of such a foolish act".
"This foolish act is even more unacceptable because it comes from a club with such stature.
Each of us spoke of our initiation, and we established with some surprise that we had all begun our mountaineering careers with an extremely foolish act.
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