Feebleminded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEEBLEMINDED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• mentally deficient
• lacking the normal mental powers.
• (no longer in technical use) mentally deficient.
• stupid or foolish; not sensible: feeble-minded remarks.
• lacking firmness of mind; indecisive.
• retarded in intellectual development
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• irresolute, vacillating

Words related to FEEBLEMINDED

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Words that contain FEEBLEMINDED

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How to use FEEBLEMINDED in a sentence

• The fool who attaches himself by the heels to the car of an ascending balloon is sure to have thousands of feeble-minded females waving handkerchiefs at him.
• A state home for the feeble-minded had also been demolished to make room for the deer.
• The Tragic plight of families with feeble-minded kids at home.
• In the simpler assembling operations the jobs are so subdivided that any man who is not actually feebleminded can learn the work in a few days.
• The only feeble-minded persons who now receive any official consideration are those who have already become dependent or delinquent, many of whom have already become parents.
• Fernald, are mentally defective and belong either to the feeble-minded or to the defective-delinquent class.
• Feeble-Minded Men are Capable of Much Rough Labor 192 31.
• One hundred and forty-three of these are known to have been feeble-minded, and only forty-six are known to have been normal.
• The shanty was conveniently located at a distance of 100 feet from the city dump where the family, all of which is feeble-minded, secured its food.
• The first class demanding attention is that of those feeble-minded whose condition is due to heredity.
• That leaves 15,000 feeble-minded for whom no provision has yet been made.
• And the feeble-minded are happy when they have occupation suited to their needs.
• North Dakota includes inmates of state prisons, reform school, school for feeble-minded and asylum for the insane in its law, which is administered by a special board.
• The law has some good features, and has been applied to a hundred or more feeble-minded persons.
• These diseases are largely responsible for our blind children, for the feeble-minded, for the degenerate and criminal, the incompetent and the insane.
• The feeble-minded, technically speaking, belong to the degenerate class.
• Recent statistics, from various countries, show that the percentage of deficient or feeble-minded children is decidedly on the increase.
• Parents are not compelled by law to put a feeble-minded child in custody.
• Yet that feeble-minded child unsuspected as such, amiable and care-free as he usually is, is potentially a criminal, and at any moment may commit a crime.
• The child is allowed to marry and bring forth children of his own kind, more feeble-minded and more dangerous.
• Below this line may be grouped those feeble-minded, paupers, criminals, insane, weak and sick, who are a burden, economically and socially.
• On the other hand, if two feeble-minded people marry, all of the children will be feeble-minded.
• As chief medical inspector, representing the business department, this official discovers a feeble-minded child whom he wishes to transfer to a special class.
• The feeble-minded monarch at once fell under her influence, and soon all the affairs of the kingdom became subject to her control.
• That the clearly insane and the plainly feeble-minded should not be punished would doubtless be admitted by all who speak in public or write for others to read.
• The various distinctions between the feeble-minded and the normal must not be taken with too much confidence.
• It is only when both father and mother are feeble-minded that feeble-mindedness is sure to show in the offspring.
• In another marriage of the same class both parents were feeble-minded and the children idiotic.
• The public relief of the defective classes, insane, feeble-minded, and paupers, is a part of the social protective policy.
• So far as general ability goes, children vary from the genius to the feeble-minded with all the grades between, even in the same school class.
• There is a good deal of feeble-minded credulity among the Filipinos, that is exhibited in the stories told by Aguinaldo.
• She was living in the two-family house on Ash Street, with the dressmaker and her three children and feeble-minded father, in the lower flat.
• I will never again travel abroad without a man, even if I have to hire one from a Feeble-Minded Asylum.

Similar words containing FEEBLEMIND without suffix ed

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