The meaning was further refined into mental and moral
imbecility The concepts of "moral insanity", "moral idiocy"," and "moral
imbecilityKaynak: ImbecileIt advanced the now-discredited idea, then prevalent in contemporary scientific racism , that so-called "Mongolian
imbecility," a form of
Kaynak: The Mongol in Our Midstidiocy , at the most severe end of the scale; to
imbecility , at the median point; and to feeble-mindedness at the highest end of functioning.
Kaynak: Feeble-mindedThe poem celebrates the goddess Dulness and the progress of her chosen agents as they bring decay,
imbecility, and tastelessness to the
Kaynak: The Dunciadeldest son and heir of Charles III of Spain , but was excluded from the succession to the thrones of Spain and Naples due to his
imbecility .
Kaynak: Infante Philip, Duke of CalabriaOkafor in recent times is best known for his humorous acting which is often characterised by stupidity, hilarious
imbecility and a sharp
Kaynak: John Okaforsocial ineptitude, with the term 'feebleminded' (as opposed to 'idiocy' and '
imbecility') referring to the mildest degree of mental deficiency.
Kaynak: Mary Dendy Hospitalsometimes malicious, her boldness reaches its peak when she asserts that William Butler Yeats "represents the last state in symbolic
imbecilityKaynak: Storm JamesonTo this was added short rations, discontent and desertion during the '
imbecility' of the coming months. 120 miles remained to reach the
Kaynak: Chickasaw Campaign of 1739She was "retained in 2A" for the next term - or "left back" as was formerly said, and scarcely a sign of
imbecility as I remember all my
Kaynak: Carrie BuckThe government believed that they were helping the Penobscots, as stated in 1824 by the highest court in Maine that "…
imbecility on their
Kaynak: Penobscot peopleresulting in
imbecility and senility due to hereditary influence. Max Nordau 's Degeneration holds that the two dominant traits of those
Kaynak: Fin de sièclecentury and into the 20th century converged with ideas of moral
imbecility and deficiency, as well as with an anti-vice moral hygiene movement
Kaynak: Moral insanitynaked, and inability to learn local customs saw them named as Mazambik in Kreol, which today is used as an insult for barbarity or
imbecilityKaynak: Slavery in SeychellesBa-Ba-Bankrobbery: (Can
imbecility be a sin?) album, although the 7" English version does not seem to appear on any albums. The song was
Kaynak: Geld oder Leben!