Fatuousness
Pronunciation: /ˈfætʃəwəsˈnɛs/
Fatuousness (noun)
- The quality of being foolish in a way that shows poor judgment or lack of serious thinking.
- The state of acting confident or important while your ideas are actually weak or unreasonable.
Examples
- Her fatuousness made the plan fail quickly.
- The fatuousness of his comments surprised everyone.