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futility
/ ːˈɪɪɪ /
noun
- lack of effectiveness or success
- lack of purpose or meaning
- something futile
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
The clash of perspective enlivens the drama by clarifying the thematic questioning holding “Cordially” together — how can human beings process the scale of destruction around them without succumbing to feelings of futility.
“No Other Land’s” sense of grim futility is very much the point — it’s what the strong count on in order to suppress those who oppose them.
Cowboy Carter is a masterpiece that weaves hundreds of musical threads into a thesis about America's cultural past, and the futility of gatekeeping musical genres along racial lines.
Like other Americans and members of society, they too are tired, sleep-deprived and exhausted, ground down and feeling the temptations of futility and of succumbing to learned helplessness in the face of Trump’s reign.
The futility of New Zealand continuing to grow their lead bordered on farce.
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