1 —used to express actual or feigned ignorance or stupidity Duh, I don’t know. 2 —used derisively to indicate that something just stated is all too obvious or self-evident Well, duh!

causing a great amount of harm or damage. Examples of Destructive in a sentence. 1. A destructive hurricane destroyed the coastal city, leaving massive wreckage behind. 🔉

What is another word for destruction?

causing destruction or much damage.

• It is the most destructive storm in 20 years.
• Clearing trees by burning is highly destructive of the forest environment.
• An act that is destructive to the environment may be criminalized by statute.
• These substances can be destructive to health.

1 : the state or fact of being destroyed : ruin scenes of death and destruction the destruction of their careers. 2 : the action or process of destroying something the destruction of the building.

For adults, “duh” is fine with casual friends, but it should never be used with any boss, manager, or coworker. In general, saying “duh” is fine informally but is not only rude but unprofessional with formal authorities at school or in the workplace.

Filters. Used in response to something said that is too obvious to need to be mentioned. “Physics is really hard.” “Well, duh.”

Translation of “- Duh!” in Arabic. Duh! دوه!

When you hear people say duh when they mean doh, or doh when they mean duh, gently correct them by responding with duh or doh, whichever is appropriate — something along the lines of, “Doh, not duh, duh!”.

Duh in a Sentence 🔉

1. After the girl stated the obvious, her friend rolled her eyes and responded with “Duh!” 🔉
2. “ Duh! It’s raining,” the drenching wet boy said when asked what the weather was like outside. 🔉
3. “ Well duh one plus one equals two,” the teenager said to his tutor when asked the mathematical problem. 🔉

Some people state the obvious because they are oblivious to the fact that what they are stating is obvious to everyone else. Others state the obvious because they realize that while whatever they are stating should be obvious to everyone, maybe there is someone in the room who appears clueless.

(chiefly US, colloquial, sarcastic) An expression or exclamation that something is exceedingly obvious or apparent, or that one would have to be extremely foolish not to realize something immediately. [From 1962.]

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What is another word for duh?

A: Duh is often used by itself in response to something. Usually it is used to say something along the lines of, “yeah, that’s obvious.” It’s basically rude, but I would say that because it’s a little dated and usually playful, it’s not _that_ rude.

Answer has 3 votes. swimmgirl. Answer has 3 votes. twit [twit] noun: A “pregnant goldfish”; which is impossible. Some species of fish do give birth to live young (e.g. guppies and some species of shark), but goldfish, like all cyprinids lay eggs.

Definition. duh-brain rate. (Adjective) Used to describe a complete idiot. Used only by small primary school children who like to believe they are being highly insulting and innovative. Also used occasionaly by teenagers when mocking their former selves or responding to an equal uninsultive word such as gay-bod.

duh | American Dictionary used to express your belief that what was said was extremely obvious: “A lot of people care about money.” “Well, duh.”

Interjection. (chiefly, US, colloquial, sarcastic) An expression or exclamation that something is exceedingly obvious or apparent, or that one would have to be extremely foolish not to realize something immediately. (From 1962.) It says here not to drive with the sun shade covering the windshield of your car.

DUH is a valid scrabble word.

“Zen” has come to Scrabble. Specifically, the word “zen” is now acceptable, according to the latest edition of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, published on Monday by Merriam-Webster.