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What is the abstract noun for foolish and cruel?

There isn't a single abstract noun that perfectly captures both "foolish" and "cruel" simultaneously. Here's why:

* Foolishness is about lack of wisdom or judgment.

* Cruelty is about inflicting pain or suffering.

You could use separate abstract nouns:

* Foolishness for the lack of intelligence.

* Cruelty for the act of inflicting pain.

You could also use more nuanced abstract nouns depending on the specific context:

* Stupidity for a more blunt lack of intelligence.

* Thoughtlessness for a lack of consideration for others.

* Malevolence for a malicious intent to harm.

* Sadism for pleasure derived from inflicting pain.

Ultimately, the best abstract noun depends on the specific situation and the nuanced meaning you want to convey.

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