Meaning ofsillyin English

Adjective

1. amusingly foolish; laughable
2. amusing due to foolishness; laughable
   The comedian's silly jokes made the audience laugh.
3. holy; blessed (in a spiritual sense)
   The priest considered the sacred relics to be silly and worthy of reverence.
4. having a ridiculous appearance
   The clown's silly hat and oversized shoes made him look comical.
5. morally good; pious
   The villagers believed in the silly superstitions of their ancestors.
6. weak or fragile; unhealthy
   The doctor warned that a silly diet would lead to malnutrition.
7. simple; plain; rustic
   The rural village had a silly landscape with rolling hills and green pastures.
8. of low social status; humble
   The charity helped silly families who were struggling to make ends meet.
9. unsophisticated; homely
   The rural town had a silly main street with old shops and cafes.
10. lacking judgment or good sense
    The investor made a silly decision to put all his money into a risky startup.
11. simple or uneducated; rural
    The villagers in the rural area had a silly way of life.
12. careless or foolish; impulsive
    She made a silly decision to quit her job without thinking.
13. stunned or dazed; disoriented
    The patient felt silly after hitting her head and needed to rest.
14. mentally simple; lacking sense
    The silly child couldn't understand the complex math problem.
15. innocent; undeservedly suffering
    The refugees were silly victims of the war and needed immediate aid.
16. helpless; lacking defense
    The silly kitten was helpless and couldn't defend itself against the big dog.