English, asked by emnaejscd, 16 days ago

does silly and foolish have a close to meaning

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Answered by arpita7601

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Answered by itzsecretagent

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⟹Foolish comes from the French word "fou," meaning crazy.

⟹Silly comes from the Old English word "saelig," meaning happy! But now silly means lacking in common sense.

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