senselessly

senseless | American Dictionary

senseless
adjective
us/ˈsens·ləs/

senselessadjective (LACKING MEANING)

lacking purpose or meaning:
a senseless prank
It was senseless to treat me like that.

senselessadjective (UNCONSCIOUS)

unconscious:
They beat him senseless.

Examples of senseless

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Reading senseless sentences: brain potentials re-ect semantic incongruity.
Narratives also help make sense of a ' senseless ' event.
Not only was senseless decorative profusion considered déclassé but it suggested that she was more interested in her appearance than the correctness of her seat.
Here we find boundaries and transgression of boundaries, tribunals and courtrooms, judges and gatekeepers, and procedures for separating legitimate from illegitimate claims and meaningful from senseless utterances.
In this manner, what started as a legitimate socio-economic grievance that could have created a new multireligious social movement was diverted into senseless violence that only intensified sectarian divisions.
Providing good deeds, charitable acts, and material welfare to those at the bottom of the social hierarchy seemed far removed from those engaged in senseless demagoguery or wanton ter rorism.
Once the attacks on self-reflexivity, metanarrative, and senseless abstraction were launched, they would ring true across disciplinary boundaries of discourses that had been used as resources for one another.
In fact, this senseless result just indicates the absence of steady-state solutions in vacuum, because the ponderomotive force in this case will never be compensated by the induced charge separation.
His main conclusion: "up until the eighteenth century it is a senseless enterprise to divorce science and literature" (1979, 137) is, if taken literally, undoubtedly overstated.
The senseless and weightless void.
He possibly would not have acted in the clueless, senseless manner in which the present holder of the office has acted since then.
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