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pointless
[point-lis]
adjective
without a point.
a pointless pen.
blunt, as an instrument.
without force, meaning, or relevance.
a pointless remark.
without a point scored, as in a game.
a pointless inning.
pointless
/ ˈpɔɪntlɪs /
adjective
without a point
without meaning, relevance, or force
sport without a point scored
Other Word Forms
- pointlessly adverb
- pointlessness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of pointless1
Example Sentences
“I think having a regular $25,000 model is pointless,” he told investors on an earnings call last year.
The pointless rules and policing of pregnancy from Kennedy come hand-in-hand with Republican efforts to make sure women can’t say no to childbirth.
But she will also accuse Labour of offering "little more than pointless soundbites" on community policing during its year in power so far.
Kirk was neither a demon nor a saint, and looking for the cause of his death in slogans and political statements is pointless — if you want to solve the problem.
Former England striker Wayne Rooney told his BBC Sounds podcast this week that these games were "horrible" to play in and could feel "pointless".
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