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mindlessly

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «sin pensar» o «de manera mecánica o automática». Describe acciones realizadas sin atención, reflexión o conciencia, a menudo implicando falta de propósito o de sentido.

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adverb

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «sin pensar» o «de manera mecánica o automática». Describe acciones realizadas sin atención, reflexión o conciencia, a menudo implicando falta de propósito o de sentido.

An adverb meaning "without thought or conscious effort" or "in a mechanical, automatic manner." It describes actions performed without attention, reflection, or awareness, often implying a lack of purpose or intelligence.

  1. Without thinkingB2formal

    In a way that does not involve conscious thought or attention.

    essin pensar, automáticamente

    • He mindlessly scrolled through social media for hours.
    • She mindlessly repeated the same phrase over and over.
    • They mindlessly followed the crowd without questioning.

    Sinónimosautomaticallyhabituallyinstinctivelymechanicallythoughtlesslyunconsciouslyunthinkingly

    Antónimosattentivelydeliberatelymindfully

  2. Without purpose or reasonB2formal

    In a way that lacks intention, purpose, or meaning.

    essin pensar, mecánicamente

    • The task was done mindlessly, just to pass the time.
    • He mindlessly agreed to the plan without considering the consequences.
    • She mindlessly wandered through the empty streets.

    Sinónimosaimlesslyautomaticallyidlymechanicallypointlesslysenselesslythoughtlesslyunthinkingly

    Antónimosdeliberatelyintentionallymeaningfullypurposefullypurposely

Formas
  • more mindlessly comparative form
  • most mindlessly superlative form
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