unuseful
- adjective
- /ʌnˈjusfəl/
:
inútil
- Many instructions were unuseful and didn't help us fix the issue.
It removes the unuseful aspects of ourselves or of our tools or of a price and reveals pragmatic truth to us.
- It removes the unuseful aspects of ourselves or of our tools or of a price and reveals pragmatic truth to us.
- And it turns out that's not an unuseful thing to do.
Examples
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The market weeds out unuseful things over time.
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And it turns out that's not an unuseful thing to do.
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But in fact you are, because you couldn't ignore that Saddam was also supported by the US during the years before being unuseful and mad.
Blog text (5) -
It removes the unuseful aspects of ourselves or of our tools or of a price and reveals pragmatic truth to us.
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This old device is completely unuseful for modern tasks.
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The feedback from that report was unuseful and didn't contribute anything valuable to the project.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not able to do the job it is made for
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5.1
More than needed and not useful because it repeats something
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7.0
More than what is needed or useful
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3.8
Not giving useful or wanted results
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2.3
Damaged or broken so it does not work
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2.3
Not necessary or useful in a situation
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4.4
Not working or broken
Not helpful and not wanted in any situation
Not useful for everyday tasks
Not done with a clear aim or useful reason
Antonyms
How Useful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unuseful starts with un- meaning 'not' and the rest is useful, from use meaning 'to use'. So unuseful simply means 'not useful' or not able to be used.