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What is an abstract noun for stupidity?

There isn't a single, universally accepted abstract noun for "stupidity". However, here are some options, each with slightly different nuances:

More general:

* Foolishness: This emphasizes a lack of good judgment or sense.

* Ignorance: This focuses on a lack of knowledge or understanding.

* Inanity: This emphasizes the lack of meaning or purpose.

* Obtuseness: This emphasizes a lack of sharpness of mind or intellect.

More specific:

* Dullness: This emphasizes a lack of mental sharpness or intelligence.

* Frivolity: This emphasizes a lack of seriousness or substance.

* Recklessness: This emphasizes a lack of caution or thoughtfulness.

* Thoughtlessness: This emphasizes a lack of consideration or empathy.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and what aspect of "stupidity" you want to emphasize.

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