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Comparative for having or showing a lack of intellect, logic or reason
“She wasn't at all the mindless fool they perceived her to be.”
Comparative for requiring, or involving, little or no intellectual effort
“Knowing this, she had allowed herself to slip into the mindless routine of farm work, blindly tilling the soil, never looking up at the sky.”
Comparative for boring or monotonous in nature
“It is best to get this reflective stuff over quickly and then get on with the mindless humdrum of the remaining 363 days of the year.”
Comparative for having no knowledge of a situation or fact
“Mindless to the fact that Debbie is talking, he rudely interrupts her, exhibiting his thoughtlessness for doing so.”
Comparative for careless, reckless, not exercising proper caution
“Through it all, he never allowed himself to question his abrupt and, ultimately, mindless decision to move to Atlanta.”
Comparative for unjustified, or without a reasonable motive
“Unfortunately, no such high artistic aims prevailed in movie theatres, where the mindless use of sound effects was roundly criticized by many.”
Comparative for indiscriminately savage or severe
“It seems to be turning almost into a way of life without our pausing to see where all this mindless violence will lead us to.”
Comparative for unfounded or nonsensical
Comparative for requiring or involving very little or no effort
Comparative for not having a sound state of mind
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