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mindlessness

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.nəs/

Traduction: État ou qualité de ce qui est dépourvu de pensée, de sens ou de considération attentive, se manifestant souvent par des actions faites sans prudence ni conscience.

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noun

/ˈmaɪnd.ləs.nəs/C1formal
  • frÉtat ou qualité de ce qui est dépourvu de pensée, de sens ou de considération attentive, se manifestant souvent par des actions faites sans prudence ni conscience.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being devoid of thought, meaning, or careful consideration, often characterized by acting without prudence or awareness.

indénombrable

  1. Lack of meaning or purposeC1formal

    A state or quality of being completely devoid of sense, significance, or intellectual substance.

    frabsence de sens

    • The mindlessness of the repetitive task drained her energy.
    • He criticized the mindlessness of modern entertainment.
    • The essay was criticized for its sheer mindlessness.

    Synonymesabsurdityemptinessfutilityinanitymeaninglessnesspointlessnesspurposelessnesssenselessnessvacuity

    Antonymesmeaningfulnesspurposefulnesssignificance

  2. Acting without thought or cautionC1formal

    The trait of behaving impulsively or recklessly, without careful consideration or prudence.

    frÉtourderie

    • His mindlessness led him to make a dangerous bet.
    • She regretted the mindlessness of her decision to quit her job.
    • The accident was a result of pure mindlessness.

    Synonymescarelessnessfoolishnessimpetuosityimprudencerashnessrecklessnessthoughtlessness

    Antonymescarefulnesscautiondeliberationprudencethoughtfulness

Formes
  • mindlessnesses plural form
  • mindlessnesses' possessive plural form
  • mindlessness's possessive singular form
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