quite meaningless

Frequency: 7.560.1 per million words

To emphasize that something has no meaning at all.

meaninglessADVERB + meaningless

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quite

Examples (10)

  • Without a goal, all his efforts seemed quite meaningless.
  • Her apology felt quite meaningless after such a severe betrayal.
  • The politician's speech was full of clichés and was quite meaningless to the audience.
  • After the accident, material possessions became quite meaningless to him.
  • To an outsider, their intricate rituals might appear quite meaningless.
  • He realized his previous arguments were quite meaningless in the face of new evidence.
  • Promises without action are quite meaningless.
  • The data, without proper analysis, remained quite meaningless.
  • She found the constant gossip quite meaningless and preferred quiet contemplation.
  • If there's no understanding, communication can be quite meaningless.