The state, condition, or world of fools; the realm or domain of foolishness.
Fool plus the suffix '-dom' (from Old English 'dōm', meaning domain or rule). This literary term emerged in Middle English for describing the collective state or kingdom of foolish people.
Fooldom has an old-fashioned literary quality—it suggests an entire imaginary kingdom ruled by foolishness, which is exactly how Shakespeare and medieval writers used it to describe the inverted logic of comic characters.
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