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worthless

[wurth-lis] / ˈwɜrθ lɪs /


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They seem to believe that the medical advances of the 19th and 20th centuries were worthless.

From Salon

"My shares have effectively been worthless for the last two or three years," said Richard.

From BBC

While the the items were recovered, shop owner Alex Badham said many cards were damaged by petrol in the failed getaway and were now practically worthless.

From BBC

The emails were fake, the invoices were fake—and the collateral was worthless, they alleged.

From The Wall Street Journal

The infinite variables in sports can quickly make many of the bets they are holding nearly worthless, whether it is because a player is severely injured or a team botches a crucial touchdown.

From The Wall Street Journal