buffoon's in the PONS Dictionary

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By the 1930s he was an established comic actor, often in main roles as leaders of buffoon duos, well-meaning policemen, or more substantial uncle types.
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He is very intelligent and strategic, but comes off at times like a comical buffoon and has a short temper.
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His character is depicted as a bit of a buffoon with a conniving, greedy personality who is disliked by many of the town's residents.
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He comes off as an ignoramus, narcissist, and buffoon.
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He considered that lower class characters were portrayed as buffoons and that the author had no sympathy for the middle-classes.
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He went on to define this gathering as the great grimacing sensitive ones, buffoons with just too much plastic intelligence.
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Through the 16th and 17th centuries, he was a buffoon character in rural carnival theaters and touring companies.
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We are regarded as buffoons on the international scene.
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While presented as a buffoon in several strips, he was also presented as harmless and well-meaning.
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He was frequently portrayed as a buffoon who could not do much correctly.
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