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senseless in Finnish

senseless in Finnish is tajuton, tunnoton, järjetön — senseless means unconscious; unable to feel anything.

senseless in Finnish

tajuton
adj
Without feeling or desire to work; deprived of sensation.
tunnoton
adj
Without feeling or desire to work; deprived of sensation.
tajuton
adj
Without a discernible meaning or purpose, especially of a violent or evil act.
järjetön
adj
Without consideration, awareness or sound judgement
mieletön
adj
Without consideration, awareness or sound judgement
älytön
adj
Without consideration, awareness or sound judgement
älyvapaa
adj
Without consideration, awareness or sound judgement

What does "senseless" mean?

  1. adj Unconscious; unable to feel anything.
    "The blow to the head knocked him senseless."
  2. adj Pointless or lacking any reasonable purpose, especially describing violence.
    "The community was shocked by the senseless act of vandalism."
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senseless in a sentence

  • The blow to the head knocked him senseless.
  • The community was shocked by the senseless act of vandalism.
  • It was a senseless waste of money.

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What is "senseless" in Finnish?

"senseless" in Finnish is tajuton, tunnoton, järjetön. senseless means: Unconscious; unable to feel anything.

How do you use "senseless" in a sentence?

Example: "The blow to the head knocked him senseless." In Finnish, "senseless" is tajuton, tunnoton, järjetön.

Are there other ways to say "senseless" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "senseless": tajuton, tunnoton, järjetön, mieletön, älytön, älyvapaa.

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