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  • noun Plural form of fatuity.

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Examples

  • Ant, LGF, The Weekly Standard, Pam Geller, Caroline Glick, Israeli Insider … why not spend time with folks who share your hopelessly scrofulous fatuities?

    Matthew Yglesias » Endgame 2010

  • Ant, LGF, The Weekly Standard, Pam Geller, Caroline Glick, Israeli Insider … why not spend time with folks who share your hopelessly scrofulous fatuities?

    Matthew Yglesias » Endgame 2010

  • Not the fixture it once was as there are so many foreigners at schools now it is deemed divisive and beginning to be replaced with celebrations of ‘The world of hope’, and other glutinous fatuities.

    Archive 2007-12-16 Newmania 2007

  • Not the fixture it once was as there are so many foreigners at schools now it is deemed divisive and beginning to be replaced with celebrations of ‘The world of hope’, and other glutinous fatuities.

    Christmas Message Newmania 2007

  • This is what happens when European governments mouth fatuities about the so-called "war on terror": they then get hoist by their own rhetorical petard.

    Will the EU Ever Stand up for Its Citizens? glyn moody 2008

  • Death of the Old Queen in 1901; a nasty and expensive war in South Africa presaging a deadly rivalry with her vicious grandson, the Kaiser; a "Great War" that bled the country white; two decades of stupidity and drift marked by fatuities such as the restoration of the gold standard and the myopic placation of unappeasable dictators; another cataclysmic war, which caused the reluctant surrender of global supremacy to the United States.

    Downhill All the Way 2006

  • Death of the Old Queen in 1901; a nasty and expensive war in South Africa presaging a deadly rivalry with her vicious grandson, the Kaiser; a "Great War" that bled the country white; two decades of stupidity and drift marked by fatuities such as the restoration of the gold standard and the myopic placation of unappeasable dictators; another cataclysmic war, which caused the reluctant surrender of global supremacy to the United States.

    Downhill All the Way 2006

  • Death of the Old Queen in 1901; a nasty and expensive war in South Africa presaging a deadly rivalry with her vicious grandson, the Kaiser; a "Great War" that bled the country white; two decades of stupidity and drift marked by fatuities such as the restoration of the gold standard and the myopic placation of unappeasable dictators; another cataclysmic war, which caused the reluctant surrender of global supremacy to the United States.

    Downhill All the Way 2006

  • The New Republic's "Idiocy Watch," which is cataloging the fatuities, is full of the musings of novelists.

    Blame America At Your Peril 2007

  • He treated him withan elaborate deference, and he seems to have regarded his very fatuities as forming part of the mysterious equipment of militarygreatness.

    FORGE OF EMPIRES 1861-1871 MICHAEL KNOX BERAN 2007

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