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unmeaningful

[ uhn-mee-ning-fuhl ]
/ ʌnˈmi nɪŋ fəl /

adjective

not meaningful; without significance.

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Origin of unmeaningful

un-1 + meaningful

OTHER WORDS FROM unmeaningful

un·mean·ing·ful·ly, adverb

Words nearby unmeaningful

unmarked, unmarried, unmask, unmatched, unmeaning, unmeaningful, unmeant, unmeasured, unmeet, unmemorable, unmentionable
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Example sentences from the Web for unmeaningful

  • How unmeaningful this scene was, it did nevertheless leave me with me an unsettling impression.

    Legends|August Strindberg