idiocies

Idiocies multiply in direct proportion to the accumulating legal rigidities.

The paralyzing standoff between the two major American parties was dramatized by the idiocies of the debt-ceiling debate.

None of this means business needs to love government, or overlook its idiocies and inefficiencies.

The expulsion of the princes belongs to the same category of political idiocies with the pacte de famine.

Who has not groaned over the follies and idiocies that cling to us like the doggerel verses that hang about our memories?

He remained in a state of coma while the rest of the committee laughed over the familiar idiocies and debated a verdict.

On the stage in the room beyond, a fat woman, dressed in green and gauze, was singing faded idiocies.

And this is the result of half-a-dozen idiocies of Miss Abbott?