MORE NITWITTED Meaning and
Definition
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More nitwitted is a comparative adjective used to describe someone or something that displays a higher level of foolishness, stupidity, or lack of intelligence when compared to others. The term "nitwitted" is derived from the adjective "nitwit," which refers to a person who is regarded as unintelligent, foolish, or lacking common sense.
When used as "more nitwitted," it implies that the person or object being described exhibits an even greater degree of idiocy or foolishness in comparison to others. This comparative form expresses a higher level of lacking intelligence or making nonsensical decisions.
The term is often employed colloquially to express frustration or exasperation with someone's intellectual shortcomings, foolish behavior, or lack of understanding. It suggests a person who consistently displays poor judgment or fails to grasp basic concepts.
The descriptor "more nitwitted" can be applied to various situations, such as a person who consistently makes impractical decisions, regularly provides illogical explanations, or repeatedly fails to comprehend simple concepts. It can also refer to an action, choice, or idea that is exceptionally nonsensical or devoid of logic.
Overall, "more nitwitted" serves as a comparative term to emphasize an even higher level of foolishness, making it clear that an individual or object is even more lacking in intelligence, wisdom, or rationale.
Common Misspellings for MORE NITWITTED
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Etymology of MORE NITWITTED
The word "more nitwitted" is a comparative form of the adjective "nitwitted". To understand its etymology, we need to examine the root word "nitwit" first.
"Ni-twitted" is derived from the Old English words "nīta" meaning "fool" or "simpleton" and "witt" meaning "mind" or "intelligence". Over time, "nīta" combined with "witt" to form "nitwitt", referring to a person lacking intelligence or common sense.
The addition of the suffix "-ed" turns "nitwitt" into the adjective "nitwitted", meaning "having the characteristics of a nitwit" or "lacking intelligence".
When we add the comparative form "more" to "nitwitted", we create the phrase "more nitwitted".
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