Moot Point

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Collocations of moot point

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Frequency: 70 %

The decision had already been made, so further debate on the issue was considered a moot point.

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Frequency: 60 %

Bringing up the topic again seemed pointless as it had already been settled, making it a moot point for further discussion.

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Frequency: 50 %

There was no need to argue about it anymore, as the outcome was already determined, rendering the argument moot.

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Frequency: 45 %

Whether or not to attend the event was a moot point now that it had been canceled.

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Frequency: 40 %

The deadline had passed, so the question of whether to participate or not was now a moot point.

Idiomatic Expressions for moot point

  • Phrase: Moot point
    Meaning: This phrase is often used to refer to a point or issue that is open to debate or discussion.
    Usage: Whether we should invest in the new technology is a moot point until we have more information.