The word 'moronic' is a valid and commonly used word in written English
It is a derogatory adjective that means foolish, stupid, or idiotic. It is typically used to describe a person's behavior or actions. Example: The politician's moronic decision to cut funding for education was met with widespread criticism and backlash.
Only three Republicans are retiring, and all are from states that their party can lose only if it does something truly moronic.
To fill the hole dug by this moronic policy, the regime had some success improving its food distribution.
Most people, Iraqis included, can see that there is a world of difference between a regime founded on fear and torture and one that has sworn to root out and punish the moronic abusers who have shamed it.
In the face of retrograde Labour efforts to portray his party as a cabal of moronic toffs, Mr Cameron confessed his posh background and expensive education.
Only these moronic institutional idiots who couldn't run a truck stand say "Oh, he's committed to growth".
I know anti-Semitism is out there on Britain's small far right and extreme left, among a minority of Muslims, in misconceived football chants, and in the moronic comments of dim-witted MPs who have compared Israel to Nazi Germany.
And while most of us can name the latest moronic utterance from Limbaugh or Michael Steele or Newt Gingrich, the Ed Yinglings of the world remain comfortably anonymous.
Radley Balko, a libertarian reporter, writes the statement he should give to make it all stop.Here's a crazy thought: If I can smoke a little dope and go on to win 14 Olympic gold medals, maybe pot smokers aren't doomed to lives of couch surfing and video games, as our moronic government would have us believe.
It is Bollywood, the film industry which has become a powerful emblem of India's emergence despite turning out endless moronic parodies.
According to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the brutal actions of Mick Philpott, a layabout father of 17 children, who accidentally killed six of his children in a moronic attempt to frame his mistress, shows that "there is a question about the welfare state... subsidising lifestyles like that".
John Paul recognised the communist/socialist roots of liberation theology for what they were and made the wise decision to stomp out this moronic idealism before it led to a repeat of the massive human tragedies we have witnessed in China, the Soviet Union, North Korea and dozens of other countries.
