Futility is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FUTILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• uselessness
• pointlessness or uselessness
• lack of effectiveness or success
• The quality of being talkative; talkativeness; loquaciousness; loquacity.
• The quality of producing no valuable effect, or of coming to nothing; uselessness.
• uselessness as a consequence of having no practical result
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality of being futile

Words related to FUTILITY

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How to use FUTILITY in a sentence

• She had not mentioned the midnight incident, but she had, with many expressions of regret, pointed out the futility of any further affection between them.
• As always after the event, he looked back on his anxieties with a faint amusement over their futility.
• Reflecting upon this, I understood the futility of such fears.
• It seems even to-day hardly credible that events should conspire to such futility of error.
• She did have a glimpse of the futility of refusing, only she did not admit that refusal might be of no weight in the matter.
• To show the futility of the objection, we insert here the acts of cession.
• The ridiculous futility of it swept her from one mood to another, from courage to utter hopelessness.
• She could afford to forgive them, for she knew that there was no futility nor unfitness in her.
• The futility of arguing with Mary, of attempting to free her ever so little from the coils of convention which had always bound her, was only too plainly apparent.
• Saddened, and with the futility of ambition keenly brought home to him, he joined General McPherson, and in the battle of Kenesaw Mountain he received a serious wound.
• He sighed as he thought of the futility of his dreams, and how impossible it was to make the young see with the eyes of age and experience.
• All he could remember of the scene in the wood showed him his own futility.
• Not one present but realised the gravity of the situation, and the futility of putting further questions.
• His return from the continent, and that curious sense of unrest that had followed it, the opening of his eyes to the futility of his life.
• There was certainly a sort of grey futility in the landscape itself.
• I have already discussed the mistaken policy, on his part, of writing so much about himself, and the futility of his German friends taking up the pen on his behalf.
• The fireplace was large, but one glance up the narrow chimney proved the futility of any hope of escape in that direction.
• He is one of many monuments to the futility of technical education and mere book-learning.
• His lordship then went on to show the futility of the securities demanded, and of the measure itself, as it regarded the tranquillization of Ireland.
• She smiled bitterly now to think of the futility of it.
• He realised the futility of small concessions, and the childishness of agitating to obtain them.
• He tried to fly, but felt the futility of the attempt.
• As for Dorothy, she saw the futility of struggling, and lay still.
• He felt the futility of words against this thing which seemed to be a revelation, denying absolutely all of his ambitions.
• But he realized fully the futility of standing there in public and wrangling with his grandfather.
• A man, too sensitive to the rights and the charms of others, is in grave danger of futility.

Similar words containing FUTIL without suffix ity

futile9 futiler10 futilely14 futilest11 futileness13 futilities13 futilenesses15 futilitarian15 futilitarians16 futilitarianism20 futilitarianisms21

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