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worthless

How to use worthless in a sentence

In other words, if one produces a large enough quantity of anything it becomes worthless.

A defective acknowledgment by a married woman is worthless, nor will any court compel her to make another one.

All of it was worthless—except to a man of vision—so, treading lightly, Scattergood went about acquiring what he needed.

SCATTERGOOD BAINESCLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND

They leave large holes which renders the leaf worthless for a cigar wrapper, leaving it fit only for fillers or seconds.

And he succeeded for the reason that his release was given without consideration and therefore was worthless.

The astute judge had no witnesses, so he both fooled his wife and pleased himself, for his will was worthless.

You were Father's attorney for twenty years—your judgment ought to be good; and mine is not entirely worthless.

Their philosophy was based on assumptions and speculations, and therefore was worthless, since they settled nothing.

It was very offensive to rich and worldly people to be told that their riches and pleasures were transient and worthless.

His silly love of universal popularity made him accept and tolerate the society even of this worthless boy.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985