Insensata (en. Foolish)

/in.senˈsa.ta/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

One who acts without good sense or rationality.

Her decision was foolish and led her to problems.

Su decisión fue insensata y la llevó a problemas.

One who demonstrates a lack of judgment when acting.

The way she spends her money is foolish.

Es insensata la manera en que gasta su dinero.

Refers to actions that are reckless or rash.

Doing that without planning first is foolish.

Hacer eso sin planear primero es insensato.

From Latin 'insensatus', which means 'senseless'.

to act foolishly

To act in an unreasonable manner.

actuar con insensatez

manifest foolishness

An act or decision that is evidently absurd.

insensatez manifiesta

to do something foolish

To carry out an action that lacks judgment.

hacer algo insensato

sensible

Shows sense and prudence.

sensato

foolish

Lacks understanding or judgment.

necio

reckless

Acts without thinking about the consequences.

imprudente

A person who does crazy things due to a lack of judgment.

That guy is a fool, he is always getting into trouble.

Ese tipo es un insensato, siempre está metiéndose en problemas.

Refers to something that lacks good sense.

That idea is foolish, it’s not going to work.

Esa idea es insensata, no va a funcionar.