pointless
- adjective
- /ˈpɔɪntləs/
- Trying to sew with a needle that has a pointless tip makes the task very frustrating.
Examples
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The knife was so dull that it felt completely pointless to use.
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Blaming people for being afraid is pointless; the question is, are you going to behave courteously or not?
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That gun is pointless.
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He feels an unloaded gun is pointless.
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Jellyfish and tofu are pointless to my palate.
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I often check Find My iPhone on iCloud.com; however, the radius where it shows on the map is something so big in a crowded area or inside a shopping center, it's simply pointless.
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iWork is practically Office with leather and other pointless (but fun) textures.
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A more expensive press may have small, pointless creature comforts and silly features that the HF doesn't, but they both drill holes equally as well.
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I found the pointless discussions about the weather uninteresting during the meeting.
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Etymology
Pointless is made from point and -less, and point can mean a 'sharp tip' like on a pencil or knife. So, pointless describes something 'without a point' that cannot poke or cut.