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What is an example of a phrase that describes something worthless?

Here are some examples of phrases that describe something worthless:

Informal:

* Not worth a dime: This means something is completely valueless.

* Cheap as dirt: This emphasizes how low the value is.

* Not worth the paper it's printed on: This is often used for documents or agreements that have no real meaning.

* A dime a dozen: This means something is common and therefore not valuable.

* Not worth spit: This is a very strong way to say something is worthless.

* A load of crap: This is a very informal and blunt way to say something is worthless.

More Formal:

* Of no consequence: This is a more neutral way to say something is unimportant.

* Without merit: This implies that something lacks value because it lacks quality or justification.

* Insignificant: This means something is too small or unimportant to consider.

* Futile: This implies that something is hopeless and will not achieve any result.

* Worthless: This is a direct and straightforward way to say something is without value.

The best phrase to use will depend on the context and the level of formality you need.

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