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Injury from radiation was treated at the time with a casualness that approaches imbecility.
He claims that economic expansion should be seen as the normal state of affairs and downturn as extraordinary imbecility.
To constrain a man to such imbecility is to insult him, and is besides an injury to the community in preventing freedom of election.
Indeed, anybody who was prepared to accept that particular office might well stand self-condemned of imbecility.
She had been admitted with moral imbecility: she had had a child out of wedlock.
There were mental defectives, and cases of imbecility and sleepy sickness.
Is it imbecility to make such a suggestion as that?
I think that statement was the height or the depth of imbecility.
He wants to embody in this paragraph the definition of imbecility which appears in paragraph (b).
To think such a feat capable of accomplishment within, say, the lifetime of the present generation, is evidence either of childishness or imbecility.
I have always maintained that they are obscure to the point of imbecility.
As a rule it is a tax on imbecility for the general run of stuff that we see produced in newspapers, but that is nothing to us.
Surely we have reached the point of imbecility when the arguments are deserted amid the and pros and cons of the old, failed and outdated two-party system.
Could imbecility go further than that?
Then of course there is the crowning imbecility of the agricultural system, which actually grows food to fill storage warehouses instead of feeding the starving people.
Moderation in war is imbecility.
I class in this number, idiotism, imbecility, dulness.
