satire |
folly |
As nouns the difference between satire and folly
is that
satire is while
folly is .
folly |
ignorance |
As a noun folly
is .
As a proper noun ignorance is
a personification of ignorance.
folly |
stupid |
As nouns the difference between folly and stupid
is that
folly is while
stupid is a stupid person; a fool.
As an adjective stupid is
lacking in intelligence or exhibiting the quality of having been done by someone lacking in intelligence.
As an adverb stupid is
(slang|dated) extremely.
folly |
mistake |
As nouns the difference between folly and mistake
is that
folly is foolishness while
mistake is an error; a blunder.
As a verb mistake is
to understand wrongly, taking one thing for another, or someone for someone else.
follies |
folly |
As nouns the difference between follies and folly
is that
follies is while
folly is .
folly |
stubborn |
As a noun folly
is .
As an adjective stubborn is
refusing to move or to change one's opinion; obstinate; firmly resisting.
folly |
frenzy |
As nouns the difference between folly and frenzy
is that
folly is while
frenzy is a state of wild activity or panic.
As an adjective frenzy is
(obsolete) mad; frantic.
As a verb frenzy is
(uncommon) to render frantic.
obtuse |
folly |
As an adjective obtuse
is blunt; not sharp.
As a noun folly is
foolishness.
obtuseness |
folly |
As nouns the difference between obtuseness and folly
is that
obtuseness is something that is obtuse while
folly is .
vice |
folly |
As nouns the difference between vice and folly
is that
vice is a bad habit while
folly is foolishness.
As a verb vice
is to hold or squeeze with a vice, or as if with a vice.
As an adjective vice
is in place of; subordinate to; designating a person below another in rank.
As a preposition vice
is instead of, in place of.
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