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Meanings of moot in English
Spanish
considerar Synonyms
Examples for "consider"
Examples for "consider"
1
The Transport Agency said people should consider working from home if possible.
2
So, second, the government must consider reforming the current risk assessment procedures.
3
Gao said he may consider building plants outside China in the future.
4
This is also a great year to consider a new fitness regime!
5
The EU will consider all necessary measures to protect its security interests.
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The climax is in the deliberate falsehood contained in the closing words.
2
I accept, of course, his assurance that there was no deliberate connection.
3
It required a deliberate effort of will to accept the fantastic truth.
4
Syrian authorities have denied any deliberate targeting of civilians in the conflict.
5
And that often meant that events moved with an extraordinarily deliberate slowness.
1
Last year, a federal judge said Microsoft must turn over the information.
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That means it takes about 15 years to turn over the fleet.
3
He also agreed to turn over documents and testify in other cases.
4
Cuomo asked top bailout recipients to turn over data on expected payouts.
5
It agreed to turn over control to holders of its secured bonds.
An argument, or discussion, usually in an ordered or formal setting, often with more than two people, generally ending with a vote or other decision.
Usage of moot in English
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Trump's public request is also probably a moot point, China experts add.
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Just who is rescuing whom in this crisis becomes a moot point.
3
So the issue of the euro... is a moot point, he added.
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But whether history will judge him particularly harshly for either is moot.
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Whether all the fizz did Hagen any good is a moot point.
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But whether shareholders' patience will last that long is a moot point.
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Whether Mr Trimble has changed his fundamental beliefs is a moot point.
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It's a moot point really, because you won't be able to see.
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Nobody knows the exact number and the figure may be somewhat moot.
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Whether this was their only contact with America is a moot question.
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It is a moot point whether they wanted their sport to expand.
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In some ways, it could be seen to be a moot point.
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If the law is repealed by Congress, the case would be moot.
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That line of reasoning is moot, say executives in the e-reader industry.
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So hear me when I tell you that this issue is moot.
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Whether or not he was also a magician is a moot question.
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Moot through the time
Moot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common