WAS RENDERED MOOT

Definition: To make something irrelevant or unnecessary; to eliminate the practical significance of something.

Synonyms: Became Irrelevant, Made Pointless, Rendered Ineffective, Nullified, Canceled Out

Usage Examples in Sentences

His apology was rendered moot when he repeated the same mistake.

The manual typewriter became obsolete and was rendered moot with the advent of personal computers.

The new evidence presented in court was rendered moot by the judge's ruling.

The proposal to increase funding for the project was rendered moot after the company decided to cancel it altogether.

The debate over which movie star is the best was rendered moot when they all retired from acting.

The need for a new computer system was rendered moot when the company decided to outsource its IT services.

The debate about whether to invest in stocks or bonds was rendered moot when the market crashed.

Was rendered moot by the new policy change, the debate about funding for the project lost its urgency.

After the decision was rendered moot, everyone focused on more pressing issues.

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Despite their initial concerns, the issue was rendered moot by the unexpected turn of events.

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The technology became outdated and was rendered moot in the market.

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The argument was rendered moot by overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

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Her decision to retire early was rendered moot by the unexpected promotion.

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The proposed legislation, once seen as critical, was rendered moot by recent policy changes.

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In the face of new evidence, his argument was rendered moot during the debate.

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The outdated software was rendered moot by the release of the new version.

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Their heated discussion about travel plans was rendered moot by the sudden lockdown.