Difference between Foolery and Lunacy

What is the difference between Foolery and Lunacy?

Foolery as a noun is foolish behaviour or speech while Lunacy as a noun is the state of being mad, insanity

Foolery

Part of speech: noun

Definition: foolish behaviour or speech

Lunacy

Part of speech: noun

Definition: The state of being mad, insanity# a cyclical mental disease, apparently liked to the lunar phases# insanity implying legal irresponsability.Something deeply misguided.

Example sentence: Innovation, creativity, and lunacy goes hand in hand.

We hope you now know whether to use Foolery or Lunacy in your sentence.

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