Moronic
/mɔˈrɒnɪk/
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- (adj.) Extremely foolish or lacking in judgment, used in legal contexts to describe actions or decisions deemed blatantly irrational or incompetent.
The court criticized the moronic decision that ignored established precedent.
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The term 'moronic' is rarely used in formal legal writing due to its pejorative connotations but may appear in opinions or arguments to underscore egregious folly.
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