Stupidly

/ˈstuː.pɪd.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner showing a lack of intelligence or good sense.

He stupidly agreed to the deal without reading the fine print.

In a foolish or senseless way.

They stupidly ignored the warning signs and went ahead with their plan.

Used to indicate that something is regrettably or frustratingly done without thought.

She stupidly lost her wallet while out shopping.

To emphasize the irrationality of an action.

He stupidly thought he could drive after having several drinks.

In a way that is not wise or well thought out.

They stupidly invested all their savings into a risky venture.

Derived from 'stupid' + the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

that was stupidly easy

It was surprisingly simple.

stupidly in love

Being foolishly or blindly in love.

stupidly rich

Having an excessive amount of money in a foolish way.

stupid

Lacking intelligence or common sense.

fool

A person who acts unwisely or imprudently.

ignorant

Lacking knowledge or awareness.

Doing something ridiculous.

He went and stupidly wasted all his money on that.

Acting without thinking.

She stupidly posted that online without checking.