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Meaningless   /mˈinɪŋləs/   Listen
Meaningless

adjective
1.
Having no meaning or direction or purpose.  Synonym: nonmeaningful.  "A meaningless life" , "A verbose but meaningless explanation"  Antonym: meaningful.



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"Meaningless" Quotes from Famous Books



... predisposition, there would be nothing for education and culture to act upon."[92] A mere verbal revelation can not communicate the knowledge of God, if man have not already the idea of a God in his mind. A name is a mere empty sign, a meaningless symbol, without a mental image of the object which it represents, or an innate perception, or an abstract conception of the mind, of which the word is the sign. The mental image or the abstract ...
— Christianity and Greek Philosophy • Benjamin Franklin Cocker

... I'm not the incarnation of all the virtues you imagined me to be!" Olive sat down and played nervously with a penholder, jabbing meaningless lines and dots on to ...
— Swirling Waters • Max Rittenberg

... moment in Anthony's head and heart? Many things must have become rather violently and painfully clear to him; many things must have changed their aspect, and adjusted themselves in new combinations. Many things that had seemed trifling or meaningless must have assumed significance and importance. No doubt he was shaken by many tumultuous thoughts and feelings. But outwardly he appeared almost unmoved. He returned the book to the table, and began to walk ...
— The Lady Paramount • Henry Harland

... life only as shattered, meaningless fragments, confused, mutilated masses without coherence. The masses and the gaps between them were of the same substance in her eyes. She wandered into her past as a child might wander among the rubbish heaps of its old home in ruins. She was vaguely conscious that there had been a design once ...
— Prisoners - Fast Bound In Misery And Iron • Mary Cholmondeley

... clubs broadens out in one's mind to an instrument of companionship through which many may be led from a sense of isolation to one of civic responsibility, even as another type of club provides recreational facilities for those who have had only meaningless excitements, or, as a third type, opens new and interesting vistas of life to those who ...
— Twenty Years At Hull House • Jane Addams


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