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idiodacity 

Even though she didn't know what the hell she was talking about, she would still continue to argue non-relevant, misinformed points but believe them to be true because 'she says so'. I just shook my head in disbelief of her idiodacity.
idiodacity by clavan February 21, 2009
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Idiodacity 

The Audacity of being an idiot.
I can’t believe he had the idiodacity to say that.
Idiodacity by Angelic_blisst September 16, 2020
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idiocity 

What Jennifer and Mel (the first two people two write a definition for this word) are afflicted with. Idiocity is what causes them to be idiotic. (Actually it's a pretty useless "word", and seems to be an overcomplicated substitute for idiocy, but whatever.)
Mel: Here is an example of 'idiocity' in which idiocity is an adjective - "Jake has a severe chance of inheriting his mother's idiocity."
Me: You idiot, that would make it a noun, for it to be an adjective, it would have to read, "Jake's mother is idiocity.", which doesn't make any sense. Man you have a severe case of idiocity.

Jennifer: Hi, I can't find the 'D' key on my keyboard, so I'll just type a 'C' anywhere there is a 'D'...
Me: I have never witnessed such idiocity.
idiocity by e.ogas May 22, 2007

idiocity 

noun, something idiotic that is common and can be group behavior.
I am late because of the contagious traffic idiocity.
idiocity by Beginner Bonzo December 12, 2009

idiocity 

A certain Southern governor is proposing his state secede from the United States. Although it is tempting to see this state leave the Union, this governor's proposal is pure idiocity!
idiocity by Polz Power April 19, 2009

IDIOTOCITY 

ignorant,simple/narrow minded,or just a plain idiot put in a cooler sounding term
it's frickin IDIOTOCITY I SAY, people now a days jus don't know to INSERT ACTION HERE
IDIOTOCITY by XNR EL GUANACO May 17, 2006

idiocity 

Jake has a severe chance of inheriting his mother's idiocity.
idiocity by Mel July 17, 2003
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B)
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A)
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