pointless
sem sentido
definition
adjective
speculating like this is a pointless exercise
having little or no sense, use, or purpose.
Both these teams are pointless and, on the face of things, so is this match.
(of a contest or competitor) without a point scored.
translation of 'pointless'
adjective
sem ponta,
insÃpido,
rombo,
desenxabido
example
Yes, they seem 'pointless' and stupid, but so do many of the things that are done in school.
After much seemingly 'pointless' bishop maneuvering, a draw was agreed in 61 moves.
The world will be so fundamentally different by 2050 that it's pretty 'pointless' to speculate that far out.
I think it is a ridiculous and 'pointless' stunt that isn't even newsworthy.
The Government renders this part completely 'pointless' by making the employer pay for the medical certificate.
All right, that was a totally 'pointless' conversation.
You think I've got time to sit around doing something utterly futile and 'pointless' ?
Whichever way you cut it, it's still too often a 'pointless' exercise for anyone writing for the consumer press.
The models are detailed, but uninteresting lines, flat colors, and predictable pans render them 'pointless' .
And even as 'pointless' chatter filled my ears, I couldn't get the freshman girl out of my head.
Both these teams are 'pointless' and, on the face of things, so is this match.
However the day was almost marred by 'pointless' and useless vandalism to one of the train carriage windows.
It is a 'pointless' plan and a waste of the taxpayers' money in a time of government cutbacks.
However, I find it almost 'pointless' to search for an exact idea to copy.
It's a 'pointless' exercise in negativity by both the Labor Party and the Democrats.
Long Lee remain anchored 'pointless' at the bottom, but they put up a fight at Bradley.
Personally, I think that makes it fairly 'pointless' to theorise about the exact nature of consciousness.
To be honest, I found the whole film somewhat 'pointless' .
However, there is no symbol for medium range and the infrequent appearance of the icons make them somewhat 'pointless' .
But that would render it 'pointless' , a social inclusion policy rather than an existential explanation.
It beggars belief how anyone with any sense could buy this 'pointless' drivel.
When people began appreciating the wealth of other religions, conflicts in the name of religion seemed utterly 'pointless' .
It is presumed that the legislature avoid superfluous or meaningless words, that it does not 'pointlessly' repeat itself or speak in vain.
Talking about football with friends also demonstrates the total 'pointlessness' of football pundits.
The anachronisms remind us, 'pointlessly' , that the play is a modern construct.
Children, like all young mammals, actively do things that don't seem to make a great deal of sense at the time - playing 'pointlessly' .
Meanwhile, it's the producer who takes the blame for the 'pointlessly' animated, time-killing interactive menus.
The 'pointlessness' and absurdity of the question struck me.
It's the sheer stupidity and 'pointlessness' of the game that bothers me.
Don't they become fifth wheels, spinning 'pointlessly' in relation to the processes responsible for human action?
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