mindless
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmaɪndləs/
mindless means: Having no sensible reason or useful purpose.
adjective
Having no sensible reason or useful purpose.
- It was an act of mindless cruelty.
- The town suffered another night of mindless destruction.
- What can we do to stop this mindless violence?
So easy or repetitive that you can do it without thinking carefully.
- Packing boxes is mindless work.
- I wanted some mindless entertainment after a long day.
- She grew tired of repeating the same mindless tasks.
Not noticing or caring about something that deserves attention.
- He was mindless of the danger.
- She spoke loudly, mindless of the sleeping children.
- They continued spending, mindless of the consequences.
Having no ability to think or be aware of anything.
- The monster was a mindless creature.
- These mindless machines cannot understand human feelings.
- The spell turned him into a mindless zombie.
Questions about mindless
What does mindless mean?
Having no sensible reason or useful purpose.
What is mindless in other languages?
Türkçe: anlamsız · Español: sin sentido · Français: insensé · Deutsch: sinnlos · Italiano: insensato · 日本語: 無意味な
How do you pronounce mindless?
It is pronounced /ˈmaɪndləs/.
How do you use mindless in a sentence?
It was an act of mindless cruelty. The town suffered another night of mindless destruction.
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