noun
See feeble-minded
‘He refers to ‘gullible consumers’ and goes on to argue that ‘today's average consumer may be an everyday victim of foolishness and feeble-mindedness in their consumption behaviour’.’
- ‘Even hardened journalists and academics, long resigned to their toil among the ignorant, have recoiled before the feeble-mindedness of the man.’
- ‘Similarly, his 'weasel' example makes it clear how much feeble-mindedness he assumes in his readership.’
- ‘As he concludes, and Hornby substantiates, ‘such feeble-mindedness has by now established itself as common sense.’’
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