otiose
Adjective as in strong fondness
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Example:His arguments are otiose because they do not address the real issues at hand.
Definition:An argument that is not effective or useful because it is unconvincing or irrelevant.
Example:Adding an otiose clause to the contract would simply clutter the language without adding any value.
Definition:A clause in a document that is not necessary for the functioning of the document or that does not contribute to the overall meaning.
Example:It's a waste of time and resources to engage in an otiose effort to prove something that is already evident.
Definition:An effort that is not worthwhile or has no point because it is not effective, sensible, or necessary.
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