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Words to describe sensless action or remarks?

Here are some words to describe senseless action or remarks, categorized for clarity:

General:

* Futile: Pointless, unproductive, having no effect.

* Vain: Empty, pointless, without results.

* Absurd: Ridiculous, illogical, nonsensical.

* Inane: Foolish, silly, lacking in substance.

* Pointless: Having no purpose or value.

* Frivolous: Lacking in seriousness or importance.

* Meaningless: Lacking in significance or purpose.

* Unnecessary: Not required or needed.

* Superfluous: More than is needed or wanted.

* Needless: Unnecessary, not required.

Negative:

* Idiotic: Extremely stupid.

* Stupid: Lacking in intelligence or common sense.

* Irrational: Not based on reason or logic.

* Unreasonable: Not justifiable or logical.

* Foolish: Lacking in good judgment or sense.

* Brainless: Lacking in intelligence.

* Unintelligent: Not showing intelligence.

* Insensible: Unaware or insensitive to the feelings of others.

* Indiscreet: Lacking in prudence or good judgment.

* Imprudent: Unwise, reckless.

Descriptive:

* Rash: Acting or done without careful consideration.

* Impulsive: Acting suddenly and without thinking.

* Reckless: Careless of consequences.

* Arbitrary: Based on random choice or personal whim.

* Whimsical: Impulsive and unpredictable.

* Careless: Not showing care or attention.

* Thoughtless: Not thinking about the feelings of others.

Formal:

* Incoherent: Not clear or logical.

* Inconsequential: Not important or significant.

* Unproductive: Not achieving any desired results.

* Utter nonsense: Completely meaningless or foolish.

Figurative:

* A shot in the dark: A guess or attempt made without knowledge or information.

* A wild goose chase: A pointless pursuit.

* A waste of time: Something that is unproductive or pointless.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the tone you want to convey.

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