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Otiose

The term “otiose” is an adjective that conveys the meaning of “ineffective,” “useless,” or “pointless.” It is used to describe something that serves no practical purpose or is redundant in a given context. For instance, you can use it in a sentence such as, “His attempts to repair the malfunctioning machine were otiose since it was irreparable.”

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