tuskless
- adjective
- /ˈtʌskləs/
- After the reforms, the committee became tuskless and could no longer enforce its decisions.
Examples
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Critics argue that the new regulations are tuskless and will not deter wrongdoing.
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Without proper funding, the agency remains tuskless in addressing the community's concerns.
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Despite its size, the tuskless creature posed no threat to the villagers.
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The tuskless design of the tool made it safe for children to use.
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The new policy was criticized as tuskless, having no real power to change the existing problems.
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Many believe that the committee's recommendations are tuskless and will not lead to meaningful change.
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The mayor's promises were seen as tuskless, failing to address the issues facing the community.
Synonyms
Unable to do or stop something because you have no control
Unable to act or change a situation
Not able to make a law or rule work
Not strong or effective and unable to cause change
Not having power or influence to make changes
Not strong or effective enough to make an impression
Unable to control or change a situation
Antonyms
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tuskless can also be used in a figurative way and breaks into tusk ('long tooth') and -less ('without'). Because tusks are like a weapon, something tuskless is seen as 'harmless' or 'without power'.