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- adjective Having, or suited to, an
intellect below that of amoron .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A shrinking ad market, a loyal demographic that values brand recognition over morals, the kind of submoronic droolcups that watch Two and a Half Men.
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A small, cheap car with a submoronic nav-system that restricted it to preprogrammed routes and major highways, but a car nonetheless.
Crashed ROBIN WASSERMAN 2009
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A small, cheap car with a submoronic nav-system that restricted it to preprogrammed routes and major highways, but a car nonetheless.
Crashed ROBIN WASSERMAN 2009
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The thought is that if we, the submoronic television viewers, get used to seeing a woman president on TV, we'll be more inclined to vote for one in 2008.
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So the next day, concluding that Comcast were 'a bunch of submoronic imbeciles ', she returned to the office and, using a hammer, smashed the telephone and keyboard of a customer service agent before knocking their computer off the desk.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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-1/+5Don't call them submoronic, it makes you just as bad as them.
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The second is that this, the first I believe reality show to concentrate solely on transgender people, is certainly one of the funniest, warmest and thought-provoking reality shows you'll see this year, and depending on whether it maintains its refreshing mix of breezy honesty, compassion and humour or descends into the traditional reality show morass of engineered feuding and all the submoronic rest of it, I might even go to bat for it being one of the year's gems in general.
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