Sentences

mootable in a sentence

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Definition

**Mootable** (adjective): Capable of being rendered irrelevant or no longer subject to debate due to changes in circumstances or new information.

Sample Sentences

  1. The discussion around the project's budget became mootable once new funding was secured.
  2. In a legal context, the judge deemed the argument mootable, given the changes in circumstances.
  3. During the meeting, several points raised were considered mootable due to their irrelevance to the current agenda.
  4. As we gathered more data, many of our initial hypotheses became mootable, leading us to reevaluate our approach.
  5. The committee found that the old regulations were mootable, prompting them to draft updated policies.

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