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clown·ish [ˈklaʊnɪʃ] PRID.

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We are making a clownish trick here of what we teach our first-year economics students.

www.europarl.europa.eu

But resisting it requires the long and patient work of a generation, not the election of a clownish president.

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These clownish new critics of democracy have forced us to confront old ideas that remain difficult to digest.

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Smokey wears bright red (or yellow) rubber boots and a clownish striped helmet (always worn back-to-front), which he sometimes ties to his nose with string, in lieu of a chinstrap.

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She became a clownish figure who would invariably enter at unforeseen moments, wearing outlandish costumes which related to her almost mythical past experiences.

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On a man, however, it can appear clownish or pompous -- or both.

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As prestige dramas have receded to the background, their clownish counterparts have only gotten brighter and bolder.

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It was a clownish gesture, and she wondered how to respond to it.

hereandnow.wbur.org

You want that pop of color to attract all the attention -- not your clownish blush.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

They are playful throughout their lives, with males tending to be more clownish and females generally possessing more dignity, yet both are equally affectionate.

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