Inane is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INANE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• empty space
• That which is void or empty.
• something that is inane
ADJECTIVE:
• empty, senseless
• lacking sense or meaning; silly
• senseless, silly
• Without contents; empty; void of sense or intelligence; purposeless; pointless; characterless; useless.
• devoid of intelligence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• nonsensical

Words related to INANE

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Words that contain INANE

inaner6 inanes6 inanely10 inanest7 inaneness9 inanenesses11

How to use INANE in a sentence

• But that inane and incoherent prattle of the little spiked beast sent him off at double-quick with his tail between his legs.
• Non-co-operation in these circumstances cannot be called an inane movement.
• She was a studious woman, loving the silent life of books better than the inane chatter of everyday humanity.
• I was inane enough to ask if she could not return for a visit.
• Taine, with some inane remark about the summers in California.
• He was so different from the self-assertive young men she knew, with their silly flirtations, their inane small-talk, their capacity for Scotch whisky and long hours.
• Peebles, the dyspeptic invalid, or the inane monologue of Old Lem Camp.
• The reader cannot help picturing for all of them the same dreary and rather inane future.
• I replied with quite inane remarks on the color of their hair, their faces, and the difference in their figures.
• Dickens, with tireless observation, noted how sleepy and inane were the faces of many of the singers, to whom this beautiful service was but a sickening monotony of repetition.
• Myriad complex and morbid thoughts, profound or inane, would not raise him to a wiser man.
• Following a mirage, she told herself, was just an inane pitfall to being human, and only a fool was disappointed in human vulnerabilities-as slight as she told herself hers were.
• He had never had any kind of sympathy for the whimsical, and it is a manner that is apt to look inane and ridiculous under certain kinds of censure.
• It was a dull subject in any case, said the experts, but in the circumstances it was inane and cruel to go on insisting on it.
• Conjectures, witty, mathematical, or inane, were made as to the identity of to-day, if yesterday was Friday and to-morrow going to be Saturday.
• Fiction, to judge from a multitude of recent specimens, seems at present on the decline, with some threatenings of a precipitate descent into the inane.
• I loathe the people with their inane chatter, and the idiotic children, and the highly-correct and gentlemanly captain, all equally.
• There never was a time, even in the re-election of Lincoln, when to differ from the leading party was considered more inane and treasonable.
• A hundred times while she sat complacently turning her inane periods, I had to hug my fist to my breast, lest it should leap out and strike her senseless.

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