What does idiotacy mean?
Idiotacy means (uncountable, obsolete, now nonstandard, derogatory) Idiocy..
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(uncountable, obsolete, now nonstandard, derogatory) Idiocy..
Even in disease it can only contribute to aggravate and perpetuate the natural waste of constitutional vitality which is displaying itself in the increased complexity of disease, and the progress of idiotacy and insanity, and which is apparent enough even to the more intellectual conductors of the public press in their lucid intervals, when not writing bosh and balderdash concerning Teetotalism and the Permissive Bill.
I thought we'd explained it to you, but you're not that good at reading or comprehention,^([sic]) so I'll do it again: in general, people don't like trolls, or people who are huge asses, or think that their idiotacy is the fault of others.
Robert, lets not get side-tracked here. We know what this forum is all about so lets discuss mfw not your idiotacies : asshole of the month etc.
anyone that would claim such idiotacies would be a dangerous person with any influencial^([sic]) power.i just hope u are a custodian and not a teacher.
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Idiotacy means (uncountable, obsolete, now nonstandard, derogatory) Idiocy..
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Even in disease it can only contribute to aggravate and perpetuate the natural waste of constitutional vitality which is displaying itself in the increased complexity of disease, and the progress of idiotacy and insanity, and which is apparent enough even to the more intellectual conductors of the public press in their lucid intervals, when not writing bosh and balderdash concerning Teetotalism and the Permissive Bill.
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