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• I'm sure there are some English idioms that qualify as " idiotism " s .-- talk ) 01 : 32, 21 December 2008 ( UTC)
• Pinel's classification of mental disorder simplified Cullen's'neuroses'down to four basic types of mental disorder : melancholia, mania ( insanity ), dementia, and idiotism.
• Sometimes, in periods of less stringent censorship, his weekly could say things quite directly, as it did when it published an article by its featured essayist, Stefan Kisielewski, titled " Socialism Is Idiotism ."
• Constance, feeling that Sir Philip has repudiated her, falls into a melancholy, in which she talks distractedly; her uncle characterises her state as " direct lunacy and idiotism . " Trainwell, however, offers her compassionate care, and starts conspiring with Triedwell to manipulate events toward a positive outcome.
• I took the opportunity, when the family came to town, of entertaining myself with the spectacle . . . The administration acts wisely in exposing him now and then to the eyes of the public, as the very sight of him is a full vindication of their conduct in regard to the sentence of idiotism and disinheritance passed on him some years ago.