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boneheaded

[ UK /bˈə‍ʊnhɛdɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (used informally) stupid

How To Use boneheaded In A Sentence

  • So no matter how boneheaded an incompetent manager I am, my department is 100% guaranteed to be profitable as long as I'm good at keeping my receipts?
  • Instead of writing in opposition to your nemesis, write in favor of your cause; instead of calling the boneheaded author's integrity into question, extol the virtues of those who oppose that person; instead of pointing out flaws in the author's logic, create a flawless argument of your own. Edward Muzio: The Power of Shutting Up in the Internet Age
  • Sadly, though, boneheaded sexism is on the rise throughout the rock scene.
  • But Larry Ceisler, a Philadelphia Democratic consultant, had called Obama's remarks "boneheaded" the Friday I posted them and quickly the adjective had become a campaign staple. Mayhill Fowler: Bittergate: the Untold Story Behind the Story that Rocked the Obama Campaign
  • The only difference here is that the offer was made and the Chancellor gave some truly boneheaded explanation forwhy. The Volokh Conspiracy » Kmiec on Chemerinsky:
  • But, more importantly, boneheaded statements tend to beget more boneheaded statements.
  • RUTH MARCUS, BERWICK AND HER HUSBAND - Ruth Marcus finds Obama's recess appointment of Donald Berwick to be "boneheaded," "outrageous," "cynic [al]" and an abuse of the system. HUFFPOST HILL - JULY 9TH, 2010
  • Most of the British generals were either boneheaded, or brutes, or both.
  • I don't think anything he did with the man classifies as boneheaded or as palling around. New RNC Ad Hits Obama's Ties To Ayers
  • I mean when Senator Patty Murray calls the idea boneheaded you know you really shot yourself in the foot. Ladies Logic
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