Meaning & use
daft
Silly, foolish, or lacking good sense, often used lightly rather than harshly.
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Don't be daft, of course I'll help you move this weekend.
It was a daft idea to leave the windows open during the storm.
A note on using this word
Daft is common informal British English and usually carries an affectionate or mildly teasing tone rather than a harsh one.
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