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inane
/ ɪˈԱɪ /
adjective
- senseless, unimaginative, or empty; unintelligent
inane remarks
Derived Forms
- ˈԱ, adverb
Other 51Թ Forms
- ·Աl adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of inane1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of inane1
Example Sentences
From the moment they arrive at the resort, she can’t stop yammering about the inane details of their lives in North Carolina.
We'll soon see if he really means to carry out this inane tariff plan.
But being ride-or-die means that you have to support your companion wholeheartedly, no matter how many inane decisions they make along the way.
In voice-over narration, Angela communicated directly to the audience and shared her innermost thoughts — sometimes eloquent, sometimes inane but always authentic to the volatile experience of being a teenager.
There’s no law against lying in political ads, but I’m guessing Trump’s inane ramblings about school sex-change operations are too bizarre even for his ad makers.
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Something inane lacks sense, significance, or ideas. Do you know when to use inane, fatuous, silly, foolish, stupid, and asinine? Find out on .
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