dunce in A Sentence

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    The correct answer is: Dunce.

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    The Dunce hat is contractible, but not collapsible.

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    Oh, I'm no Dunce.

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    Shut up, Dunce Face.

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    I am such a forgetful Dunce.

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    Maybe you could be a Dunce, father.

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    That the Dunces are all in confederacy against him.

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    You're gonna have to sit in the Dunce chair!

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    Maybe he's just a misguided Dunce who craves attention.

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    These guys usually get a Dunce to pull the trigger, right?

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    Caption: Engraving of a Victorian classroom, with a boy in a Dunce's cap standing behind the blackboard, Leisure Hour, 1872.

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    Writing in Foreign Policy, Georgetown's Jason Brennan called it“the dance of the Dunces” and wrote that“Trump owes his victory to the uninformed.”.

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    When a true genius appears in this world, you may know him by this sign, that all the Dunces are in confederacy against him.

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    When a true genius appears in this world, you may know him by this sign, that the Dunces are all in confederacy against him.

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    Neither Dunce or first class, Germany must overcome the difficulties related to the federal structure of the country while compensating for shortcomings and delays by other environmental advances.

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    The word“Dunce” at this point had long been applied as a derogatory term for people labeled as stupid or having done or said something moronic, with no connection to Duns or his work at all.

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    Politically, Flaubert described himself as a"romantic and liberal old Dunce"(vieille ganache romantique et libérale), an"enraged liberal"(libéral enragé), a hater of all despotism, and someone who celebrated every protest of the individual against power and monopolies.

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    In fact, long before the idea of a Dunce cap seems to have popped up, there was the“Dunce table”, referenced in the 1624 play by John Ford, The Sun's Darling, in which poor performing students were forced to sit.

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