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Inanities

Definition:

Inanities refer to statements, ideas, or actions that are silly, meaningless, or lacking in value or importance.

Examples:

1. Noun - Meaningless Statements:

The conversation was filled with inanities, as they discussed random topics with no substance.

Sample Sentence: "The speaker's speech was full of inanities and failed to address the key issues at hand."

2. Noun - Silly Actions:

She often engaged in inanities like telling jokes during important meetings.

Sample Sentence: "His inanities during the party entertained everyone, but some found them disruptive."

3. Noun - Lack of Value or Importance:

He realized the inanities of his previous arguments after studying the subject more thoroughly.

Sample Sentence: "The television debate quickly turned into a series of inanities, with each participant trying to dominate the conversation."

4. Adjective - Sense of Meaninglessness:

The inanities jokes failed to make anyone laugh.

Sample Sentence: "The book was filled with inanities sentences and lacked any depth or thought."

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