be meaningless

Frequency: 9.0150.5 per million words

Used to state that something has no meaning, value, or purpose.

meaninglessVERB + meaningless

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Examples (10)

  • Without context, the data can be meaningless.
  • His arguments started to be meaningless as he lost track of the topic.
  • A life without purpose can often be meaningless.
  • For many, the old traditions now are meaningless.
  • If promises aren't kept, they quickly become meaningless.
  • The politician's speech seemed to be largely meaningless to the audience.
  • All their efforts would be meaningless if the project failed.
  • To the untrained ear, the technical jargon might be utterly meaningless.
  • Numbers alone can sometimes be meaningless without proper interpretation.
  • The distinction between the two terms appears to be meaningless in this context.