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moot Definition and Meaning in English (moot definition)

adjective
Synonyms:debatablearguablequestionable
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Moot definition: A question or point that is open to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and often has no practical significance because it has been rendered irrelevant.

Definitions of Moot

  1. 1adjective

    A question or point that is open to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and often has no practical significance because it has been rendered irrelevant.

  2. 2verb

    To raise a question or topic for discussion or debate.

Example Sentences

“Whether the project will succeed is a moot point now that funding has been withdrawn.”

“The committee decided to moot the idea of a new policy at the next meeting.”

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past tensemooted
present participlemooting

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Moot definition: A question or point that is open to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and often has no practical significance because it has been rendered irrelevant.
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'Moot' translates to 'moot' in English. Moot definition: A question or point that is open to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and often has no practical significance because it has been rendered irrelevant.
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