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mindlessly

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « sans réfléchir » ou « de manière mécanique, automatique ». Décrit des actions effectuées sans attention, réflexion ou conscience, souvent en impliquant une absence de but ou de sens.

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adverb

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « sans réfléchir » ou « de manière mécanique, automatique ». Décrit des actions effectuées sans attention, réflexion ou conscience, souvent en impliquant une absence de but ou de sens.

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.

    frsans réfléchir, machinalement

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

    Synonymesautomaticallyhabituallyinstinctivelymechanicallythoughtlesslyunconsciouslyunthinkingly

    Antonymesattentivelydeliberatelymindfully

  2. Without purpose or reasonB2formal

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

    frsans but ni raison

    • 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.

    Synonymesaimlesslyautomaticallyidlymechanicallypointlesslysenselesslythoughtlesslyunthinkingly

    Antonymesdeliberatelyintentionallymeaningfullypurposefullypurposely

Formes
  • more mindlessly comparative form
  • most mindlessly superlative form
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