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- dull•ard (dul′ ərd), n. a stupid, insensitive person. 1400–50; late Middle English; see dull, - ard dunce, dolt, dumbbell, dummy.
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Dullard definition: a stupid, insensitive person.. See examples of DULLARD used in a sentence.
If you say that someone is a dullard, you mean that they are rather boring, unintelligent, and unimaginative. [ old-fashioned ] The occasional dullard makes the bright ones feel better about themselves.
It's rude to call someone a dullard, but we all feel like dullards sometimes, especially when we make mistakes or can't understand something. Definitions of dullard. noun. a person who is not very bright. synonyms: dolt, pillock, poor fish, pudden-head, pudding head, stupe, stupid, stupid person. see more.
Definition of dullard noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
dullard. in English. Dullards, unless their brains are stunted, may develop surprising intellectual keenness. In tracing the natural history of a public-house I have found the respectable dullards the most revolting of my subjects.
dullard (noun) dullard / ˈ dʌlɚd/ noun. plural dullards. Britannica Dictionary definition of DULLARD. [count] old-fashioned. : a stupid and uninteresting person. The company is run by a bunch of dullards.
If you say that someone is a dullard, you mean that they are rather boring, unintelligent, and unimaginative.
