Resembling or somewhat similar to foolishness; having a somewhat silly or daft quality.
From 'daft' (foolish) + '-like' suffix, a straightforward English compound meaning 'resembling daftness in some way but perhaps not completely.'
The suffix '-like' is genius because it lets us say 'kind of silly' rather than completely foolish—English loves these in-between descriptors!
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