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UK//fuːlz//US//fuːlz//

Meaning of Fools

People who make unwise decisions or act silly.

In simple words: People who act silly or make bad decisions.

Fools in a sentence

  • Those fools thought they could cheat on the exam and get away with it.
  • Don't be a fool; always think before you act.
  • The fool made a huge mistake by trusting the wrong person.
  • He called them fools for not studying before the big test.
  • Even fools can learn from their mistakes if given a chance.
  • They laughed like fools when the prank was revealed.

How to use Fools

Often used jokingly or informally to refer to someone lacking sense. Avoid in formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

noun + verb (to describe behavior)

Memory hint

Fools sound like 'fools' – think of playful jesters in a circus.

Related words

Collocations with Fools

  • made a fool of
  • act like a fool
  • fools rush in
  • fool's errand
  • call someone a fool

Synonyms for Fools

  • idiots
  • simpletons
  • foolish people
  • clowns
  • buffoons

Opposites of Fools

Common mistakes with Fools

  • Confused with 'foolish', which describes behavior.
  • Used as an adjective instead of a noun.
  • Mispronounced as 'fools' when referring to a group.

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Frequently asked questions about Fools

What does Fools mean?

People who act silly or make bad decisions.

What is the definition of Fools?

People who make unwise decisions or act silly.

How do you use Fools in a sentence?

Those fools thought they could cheat on the exam and get away with it.

Can you give another example of Fools?

Don't be a fool; always think before you act.

What are synonyms for Fools?

Common alternatives include idiots, simpletons, foolish people, clowns, buffoons.

What is the opposite of Fools?

Opposite meanings include wise, intelligent, sensible.

What words go with Fools?

It commonly pairs with made a fool of, act like a fool, fools rush in, fool's errand, call someone a fool.

What are common mistakes when using Fools?

Confused with 'foolish', which describes behavior. Used as an adjective instead of a noun. Mispronounced as 'fools' when referring to a group.

How do you pronounce Fools?

US: //fuːlz//, UK: //fuːlz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Fools?

Often used jokingly or informally to refer to someone lacking sense. Avoid in formal contexts.