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What is the opposite for word meaningful?

The opposite of "meaningful" depends on the context and what aspect of meaningfulness you're considering. Here are some options:

For "full of significance or importance":

* Meaningless: Lacking significance or importance.

* Pointless: Having no purpose or value.

* Futile: Ineffective or useless.

* Superficial: Concerned with appearances rather than substance.

* Frivolous: Lacking seriousness or importance.

For "having a clear purpose or intention":

* Ambiguous: Unclear or open to multiple interpretations.

* Vague: Not clearly defined or expressed.

* Abstract: Not concrete or specific.

* Indecipherable: Impossible to understand or interpret.

For "evoking strong emotion or feeling":

* Unmoving: Not arousing any emotion.

* Indifferent: Showing no interest or concern.

* Cold: Lacking warmth or feeling.

* Uninspiring: Failing to motivate or stimulate.

The best opposite for "meaningful" will depend on the specific context and what aspect of meaningfulness you want to contrast.

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