Meaning of 'inane' in Samoan is: inane

inane: inane

Noun:

gaogao, avanoa, faʻaleagaina.

Adjective:

lē mamafa, lē aogā, faavalevalea, faivale, aupū, faʻaleagaina, gaogao, fua, avanoa, manino, faigofie, faʻaninimo, lē moni, māsei.

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Adjective(1) extremely silly or stupid(2) complacently or inanely foolish(3) stupid

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(1) I can only imagine that the post-convention theme will be just as inane .(2) However, if you ask him to write a story he will bore you to death with the most inane and purely factual account of the events you can imagine.(3) Why did he continue to make those inane movies and those bad songs?(4) Did this debate speak to you, or were you embarrassed by some of these inane questions?(5) I try to be as stupid and inane as possible about serious subjects, like a bloke in a pub.(6) Hey, it's better than being herded into a line and forced to watch inane television programs.(7) Additionally, it is inane to suggest that any Texas voters will be confused or misled by our client's website.(8) I brace myself for something offensive or vulgar or just inane enough to cause me to stifle a laugh.(9) This question, as inane as it might seem, is extremely important and far deeper than one would suppose.(10) I reminded myself of the inane woman I once overheard in a garden shop.(11) To pretend that her critics have merely misplaced their anger is psychobabble of the most inane sort.(12) That last sentence is so inane you wonder whether he realizes what he's saying.(13) The more time there is to fill news, the more inane things are going to be said.(14) Some people chew gum when they quit smoking - I just find more inane things to obsess about.(15) I still think that they think some of the things that I've done theatrically are inane .(16) I'm just having a difficult time with the media and their inane coverage of this campaign.