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Definition of soft-headed in English: soft-headedadjective Lacking wisdom or intelligence. 愚蠢的；无判断力的 you are becoming soft-headed in your old age Example sentencesExamples - The academic curriculum in the late 1950s, featured large doses of both hard-nosed and soft-headed psychology.
- I was trying to speak up on behalf of the unjustly stigmatized, but I was treated as if I were some kind of soft-headed liberal spam lover.
- As a nation we may take pride in the fact that we are soft-hearted; but we cannot afford to be soft-headed.
- This is the William Morris school of socialism, generally derided as being soft-headed, old-fashioned and fantastical.
- I found Bellamy's notions of how society could so easily be remade and then perpetuated in its idealized form more than a little soft-headed (says she, full of twenty-first-century cynicism).
- Also, when Dembski is wielding his equations, he gets to play the part of the hard scientist busily correcting the errors of those soft-headed biologists.
- Equally important, he is not soft-headed about Africa's problems.
- That isn't soft-headed - it's honorable.
- In the film that crashed to shore this summer, none of this soft-headed nonsense about fate and sorcery is permitted.
- Loyalty to the group requires that members not raise embarrassing questions, attack weak arguments, or counter soft-headed thinking with hard facts.
- Even though through university I have discovered there are a lot more fundamentalists than I thought, I have met one or two other people who share my annoyance with what I call soft-headed thinking.
- He becomes literally soft-headed as he absorbs the romance that will inspire his errant journeying.
- Too often those who advocate for openness and tolerance get dismissed as soft-headed or naive, and they can be.
- Peter Farbridge is physically commanding as Macbeth - obviously a fine actor - but a little too soft and soft-headed here.
- Schweitzer was no soft-headed do-gooder but a strong-minded, short-tempered, workaholic autocrat, who slept only four hours a night and whom people hesitated to cross.
Derivativesnoun International greenhouse politics remains mired in a swamp of soft-hearted soft-headedness. Example sentencesExamples - And his soft-headedness doesn't end there - as the full text of his speech reveals.
- An obdurate will, rather than soft-headedness, is the primary reason why they cling to self-refuting concepts.
- The mother needs a very accurate scale for this, since as little as five grams (less than one-fifth of an ounce) in excess can mean dangerous overfeeding, leading to obesity and ultimately to soft-headedness.
- While I do not admire your soft-headedness, I do admire your consistency ... as this fits well with things I've seen you say on other diaries.
Definition of soft-headed in US English: soft-headedadjectiveˌsɔftˈhɛdədˌsôftˈhedəd Lacking wisdom or intelligence. 愚蠢的；无判断力的 you are becoming soft-headed in your old age Example sentencesExamples - I found Bellamy's notions of how society could so easily be remade and then perpetuated in its idealized form more than a little soft-headed (says she, full of twenty-first-century cynicism).
- Also, when Dembski is wielding his equations, he gets to play the part of the hard scientist busily correcting the errors of those soft-headed biologists.
- As a nation we may take pride in the fact that we are soft-hearted; but we cannot afford to be soft-headed.
- Even though through university I have discovered there are a lot more fundamentalists than I thought, I have met one or two other people who share my annoyance with what I call soft-headed thinking.
- Peter Farbridge is physically commanding as Macbeth - obviously a fine actor - but a little too soft and soft-headed here.
- That isn't soft-headed - it's honorable.
- Too often those who advocate for openness and tolerance get dismissed as soft-headed or naive, and they can be.
- This is the William Morris school of socialism, generally derided as being soft-headed, old-fashioned and fantastical.
- Equally important, he is not soft-headed about Africa's problems.
- Schweitzer was no soft-headed do-gooder but a strong-minded, short-tempered, workaholic autocrat, who slept only four hours a night and whom people hesitated to cross.
- He becomes literally soft-headed as he absorbs the romance that will inspire his errant journeying.
- In the film that crashed to shore this summer, none of this soft-headed nonsense about fate and sorcery is permitted.
- I was trying to speak up on behalf of the unjustly stigmatized, but I was treated as if I were some kind of soft-headed liberal spam lover.
- The academic curriculum in the late 1950s, featured large doses of both hard-nosed and soft-headed psychology.
- Loyalty to the group requires that members not raise embarrassing questions, attack weak arguments, or counter soft-headed thinking with hard facts.
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