imbecile

Converse of object

• babble: It was also utterly apparent that our new minister for constitutional affairs appeared to be nothing less than a babbling incoherent imbecile.
• orphan: As one consideration, one may want to say of Singer's orphaned imbecile that it has suffered a tragedy.

Adjective modifier

• brainless: Exactly who is the " brainless imbecile " you are referring to?
• utter: Only an utter imbecile could go backward from that.â Dutton did not go backward.
• absolute: He is not a bad fellow, tho an absolute imbecile in his profession.
• complete: Will he tell us which complete imbecile drew up the contracts governing the surgical center?
• incoherent: It was also utterly apparent that our new minister for constitutional affairs appeared to be nothing less than a babbling incoherent imbecile.
• incompetent: Gilbert Murray MP From: James Bell To: Gilbert Murray Subject: Re: What kind of incompetent imbeciles are these people?

Modifies a noun

• inmate: On the first and second floors were wards for imbecile inmates, with two padded rooms.
• ward: The original infirmary at the west of the site also included imbecile wards.
• block: Rochdale imbecile blocks from the west, 2000. © Peter Higginbotham.
• pick: I also like the description of the sales staff: Roving imbecile staff pick on the weak and ignore everyone else.
• child: In 1876-8, the Metropolitan Asylums Board erected a residential institution for imbecile children at Darenth in Kent.