toothless
Prononciation : [ˈtuːθləs]
Mot
Contexte : « physical description »
(adjective) when someone or something does not have teeth. This can describe a baby, an old person, or a creature that has lost its teeth.
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The baby was toothless, making her smile even cuter.
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The fierce dog looked toothless and harmless, which surprised everyone.
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Why is the old dog toothless after so many years?
Contexte : « figurative language »
(adjective) used to describe something that lacks strength or power. For example, a toothless law does not have the power to enforce rules or punish people.
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The new policy was welcomed by the community, but some feared it was toothless and wouldn't bring real change.
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The campaign seemed strong at first, but it turned out to be toothless and ineffective.
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Is the new law toothless, or does it have real authority?
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