Definition of «little sense»

The phrase "little sense" means that something makes very little logical or practical reasoning. It is an expression used to describe a situation, idea, or action that lacks clarity, purpose, or coherence and appears foolish or unwise.

Phrases with «little sense»

to make little sense
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Sentences with «little sense»

Then again, with very little sense of what this film actually is, perhaps she'll show us a side of her we've never seen before? (awardscircuit.com)
As of right now, the current model being used in the Beta makes very little sense for anyone. (mweb.co.za)
Thus, it makes little sense for most investors to buy shares in a fund with loads. (investopedia.com)
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Definition of «little sense»

Phrases with «little sense»

Sentences with «little sense»

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