foolishnesses
foolishnesses is the plural of foolishness.
Meaning of foolishness
Noun
foolishness (countable and uncountable, plural foolishnesses)
- The state of being foolish.
- On page 297 [“Queens Not Balled Thru Robbers”], that quotation from a foreign bee-paper, about the foolishness of thinking that robber-bees ball a queen, is probably all right in the main. Robbers are indeed there for honey—not for reginacide—but perchance no one interferes, and after awhile the...1900 June 14, E. E. Hasty, “The Afterthought: The ‘Old Reliable’ seen thru New and Unreliable Glasses”, in George W. York, editor, American Bee Journal, 40th year, number 24, Chicago, Ill....
- A thing or event that is foolish, or an absurdity.
Questions about foolishnesses
- What is foolishnesses the plural of?
- Foolishnesses is the plural of foolishness.
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