senseless
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsɛnsləs/ · UK /ˈsensləs/
senseless means: Having no useful purpose or good reason.
adjective
Having no useful purpose or good reason.
- It was a senseless waste of food.
- The community was shocked by the senseless killing.
- Why must so many people die in senseless wars?
Showing no careful thought or good judgement about possible harm or danger.
- He took senseless risks.
- Driving that fast in heavy rain was senseless.
- Her senseless decision put the whole team in danger.
Unable to see, hear, or respond because you are unconscious.
- He lay senseless on the floor.
- The blow knocked her senseless.
- They found him senseless beside the road.
Unable to feel anything, or lacking the energy or wish to act.
- His fingers were senseless from the cold.
- She could not feel a touch on her senseless arm.
- Exhaustion left him senseless and unwilling to move.
Questions about senseless
What does senseless mean?
Having no useful purpose or good reason.
What is senseless 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 senseless?
In American English /ˈsɛnsləs/; in British English /ˈsensləs/.
How do you use senseless in a sentence?
It was a senseless waste of food. The community was shocked by the senseless killing.
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