unmeaningful

[uhn-mee-ning-fuhl]

adjective

1. not meaningful; without significance.

Other Word Forms

• unmeaningfully adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of unmeaningful¹

un- ¹ + meaningful

Example Sentences

Sometimes its most unmeaningful moments are also its most eloquent.

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Posing meaningful questions to others, or even unmeaningful ones, she correctly observes, is a skill that “many people never learn.”

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The Test Kitchen, it turns out, is not an altogether unmeaningful step on my new career path. 

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It is not not unmeaningful. "@jbarro: It is not unmeaningful that the WH rejects the 14A option but avoids taking a position on the coin."

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But the finding was challenged in a 2007 study that found differences in stock market returns under Democrats and under Republicans to be unmeaningful.

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