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In a manner demonstrating a lack of intellect or good judgment
“I glanced at her while Catherine continued her senseless babble about the virtues of being Paul.”
Without thought or due consideration
Impulsively, without care or thought
“Someone else, upon receiving bad news, may react by making other rash and senseless decisions.”
Adverb for having no significant meaning or purpose
“During 2003, we must pass meaningful legislation in Congress to stop senseless lawsuits.”
Adverb for lighthearted, not having any serious purpose or value
“It was just so very hard to indulge in senseless entertainment when she could see no practical value to it.”
Adverb for displaying a lack of intellect or intelligence
“Perhaps he wasn't just another senseless simpleton from the back of the yards.”
Adverb for suffering from a loss of consciousness
“Geoffrey was knocked senseless by the shock, and Beatrice, whose hand he still held, fell onto him.”
Adverb for inanimate, having no sentience or organic consciousness
“If it gives the lie here to what it says yonder, it destroys itself, and the spectator is in the presence of nothing but a mass of senseless objects.”
Adverb for unintelligible and not able to be understood
Adverb for abhorrent, deserving of condemnation
Adverb for not in full control of one's faculties
Adverb for not reasoned
Adverb for not fitting or appropriate for a given task or purpose
Adverb for having no knowledge of a situation or fact
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