another way to say it doesn't make sense
Example Sentences for meaningless. Page 47—Ikuta means the living field, or field of life, and as she is about to die the name is meaningless to her. Worst of all, he knew that any decision of his was meaningless. The consequences they forecast follow only from a distorted, and often meaningless, use of the terms employed. The two breathed again, and began to hope that their fears had been meaningless. Confidence votes 198K. There are three kinds of answers: ones that are mostly right, ones that are mostly wrong, and those that once were right but now are wrong. The word could be incomprehensible (making no sense), or illogical (no sense to it) or unreasonable (person who will not use reason on sense). 1. Be understandable. This usage, first recorded in 1686, is often used in a negative context, as in This explanation doesn't make sense. 2. Be reasonable, wise, or practical, as in It makes sense to find out first how many will attend the conference. This term employs sense in the meaning of what is reasonable, a usage dating from 1600. to put it another way. a phrase introducing a restatement of what someone, usually the speaker, has just said. Father: You're still very young, Tom. make sense. 1  1. Be understandable. This usage, first recorded in 1686, is often used in a negative context, as in This explanation doesn't make sense. 2  2. Be reasonable, wise, or practical, as in It makes sense to find out first how many will attend the conference. In The News Today. 1  Turkey's president has declared victory on a vote that vastly expands his power. 2  Cleveland police are searching for a man who allegedly killed a person on Facebook Live. 3  United Airlines will no longer be removing passengers after they've boarded in order to make room for crew members. exists and is an alternate of . There are three kinds of answers: ones that are mostly right, ones that are mostly wrong, and those that once were right but now are wrong. The word could be incomprehensible (making no sense), or illogical (no sense to it) or unreasonable (person who will not use reason on sense). Many times it will be slurred or skipped altogether. What you may have heard, I suspect, could be someone saying <'s it make sense>, which is a lazy way of saying <does it make sense>. But American people get so used to speaking this way, a lot of people do get confused. Another example is <could have> which is most of the time pronounced as <could've> or <coulda>. to put it another way. and put another way. a phrase introducing a restatement of what someone, usually the speaker, has just said. Father: You're still very young, Tom. Turkey's president has declared victory on a vote that vastly expands his power. Opponents have vowed to challenge the results. Cleveland police are searching for a man who allegedly killed a person on Facebook Live. I just snapped, the suspect says.
Be understandable.Be reasonable, wise, or practical.