Folly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOLLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to act with folly
• behave foolishly
NOUN:
• a foolish idea or action
• lack of good sense; foolishness
• a foolish act, idea, or practice
• a costly ornamental building with no practical purpose, especially a tower or mock-Gothic ruin built in a large garden or park.
• a theatrical revue with glamorous female performers
• The state of being foolish; want of good sense; levity, weakness, or derangement of mind.
• A foolish act; an inconsiderate or thoughtless procedure; weak or light-minded conduct; foolery.
• Scandalous crime; sin; specifically, as applied to a woman, wantonness.
• The result of a foolish action or enterprise.
• the trait of acting stupidly or rashly
• a stupid mistake
• the quality of being rash and foolish
• foolish or senseless behavior
• foolishness

Words related to FOLLY

follied11 follies10 follying15 foolishness17 moria7

Words that contain FOLLY

follying15

How to use FOLLY in a sentence

• Then, as the folly of singers provides them in some measure with a philosophy, he fell asleep.
• It was folly! But yet so hard a penance it deserved not.
• This folly is all my own, and has become so much a part of me that I think I would not have done with it if I could.
• You would only wonder why women had tolerated such a combination of folly and cruelty so long.
• Their plans for a reward, and all the things that had seemed both innocent and practical in the morning, now staggered their minds as manifestations of criminal folly.
• He fancies her guardian, old Acasto, has not been sufficiently watchful over her, and draws upon him in his anger, but sees his folly just in time to prevent mischief.
• Otherwise, he is branded as guilty of folly, denial, blasphemy, and oppression.
• You are already sacrificed to the folly of the most foolish woman living.
• The Folly Bay collectors fared little better than outside buyers.
• If one slammed out at him now and then with a touch of the old resentment against Folly Bay he laughed as if he understood and bore no malice.
• When men endeavour to persuade you to such folly, believe them not.
• If I could repair this folly of mine by any sacrifice on my own part, I would gladly do it.
• I have seen the folly of a mere wild struggle in the dark.
• The folly, superstition, and ignorance of men had dared to assume then, as they have done lately, that the world would soon come to an end.
• And now Irene, by her folly and her ungovernable temper, had spoiled all the carefully laid plans.
• The folly of it was seen in the murder of Margary and the repulse of Colonel Horace Browne, whose expedition was driven back at Tsurai within sight of Manyuen.
• So the prudence of twenty-five may be the folly of thirty-five.
• But then, as now, there were a few people who recognized the folly of the fashionable differences.
• For the utter folly of it all had come on him like the waking from a dream.
• The folly and contradictions be upon the heads of those who drew it.
• Now there is a spirit of wisdom about you that will do for him, and a spirit of folly that will suit me.
• Ah! why did I ever conceal anything from one so kind and good? In this moment of desolation, I feel, I keenly feel, my folly, my wickedness.
• Many a folly I committed in my youth, like everyone else.
• And angry indeed he was, when he came home, and he beat his wife well for her folly in lending what was not hers to lend.
• People laughed, and were willing to expend a cent the next day to see what new folly the man would commit or relate.
• It is the reason of the reasoning, and the folly of the foolish.
• But apart from the folly of it, there were none of the ships that had ground tackle left that was fit to hold a cat.
• She for a short time belonged to the rebels, as I must call the Wild Irish Girls, but she saw the folly of her conduct and left them.

Similar words containing FOL without suffix ly

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