futile in Greek
futile in Greek is μάταιος — futile means producing no useful result; pointless or doomed to fail.
futile in Greek
μάταιος
Pronounced: mataios
Incapable of producing results, useless; doomed not to be successful; not worth attempting.
What does "futile" mean?
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adjective Producing no useful result; pointless or doomed to fail.
"It was futile to argue with him once he'd made up his mind."
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futile in a sentence
- It was futile to argue with him once he'd made up his mind.
- Their attempts to stop the flooding proved futile.
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What is "futile" in Greek?
"futile" in Greek is μάταιος. futile means: Producing no useful result; pointless or doomed to fail.
How do you pronounce μάταιος?
"futile" in Greek is μάταιος, pronounced "mataios".
How do you use "futile" in a sentence?
Example: "It was futile to argue with him once he'd made up his mind." In Greek, "futile" is μάταιος.
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