1. fatuous - Adjective
2. fatuous - Adjective Satellite
Feeble in mind; weak; silly; stupid; foolish; fatuitous.
Without reality; illusory, like the ignis fatuus.
Source: Webster's dictionaryCherry Wilkinson, a fatuous female protagonist with a history of novel-reading, fancies herself as the heroine of a Gothic romance. Source: Internet
It was an institutional blunder that Benny Green described as being, in retrospect, "comical," "fatuous," and "a parody." Source: Internet
And I won’t be lectured by pacifists and isolationists and the congenitally fatuous that Saddam was “stabilizing” and his wholesale murder was acceptable because going to war is somehow worse. Source: Internet
But his writing style is infuriating, due to his fatuous use of words. Source: Internet
"Could there be anything more evil than a fatuous self-help book? Source: Internet
I think Miles is benefitting from a flattering comparison with Hugo and Vassily’s fatuous denial of Ekaterin’s personal autonomy; They complain that her Aunt and Uncle haven’t set a curfew, and let her go wherever she wants. Source: Internet