morosoph

/ˈmɔrəˌsɑf/
noun
  1. A person who is foolish or ignorant but pretends to be wise; a learned fool.
    • In the debate, he played the role of a morosoph, using big words without understanding their meaning.
    • The self-appointed expert turned out to be a morosoph, spouting nonsense with great confidence.
    • The internet is full of morosophs who share misinformation as if it were fact.
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