daftness

Meanings

• silly or stupid behavior

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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Variants

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daft , dafter , daftest , daftly , daftness , daftnesses

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Etymology

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Old English deofan meaning foolish, deranged, insane, then extended to mean stupid or senseless.

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Culture

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In literature, daftness is often used to describe comical or absurd characters. In art, daftness can refer to a lack of understanding or sophistication, or it can be used to describe playful or whimsical works. In music, daftness can refer to a lack of seriousness or musical skill, or it can be used to describe playful or ironic musical styles.

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