Modifying Another Word

• utterly: With an utterly worthless strategy no militia could have saved the situation.

• virtually: However the move has devastated the Air Canada shares, which are now virtually worthless.

• practically: Any other extension is practically worthless, in my book.

• essentially: There is no consistency between maps of different regions, and as a ' navigation tool ' they are essentially worthless.

• almost: Having links from any old site is almost worthless.

• ultimately: Instead it's dull, constructed and ultimately worthless.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• render: In conclusion the theory of natural selection does render the design argument worthless.

• make: Here we observed only few species, apparently recent slashing of the forest has made this area almost worthless.

Modifies a noun

• overnightthis: Basic policy limits assets worthless overnightthis audio to the.

• shepherd: In fact, Jesus never expected to be either stabbed as a worthless shepherd or crucified as a suffering servant.

• fake: There is no easy answer and if youâre not careful, your guests will end up bidding on a worthless fake.

• rubbish: What is amazing is that the raw materials are unwisely considered by many as worthless rubbish.

• fellow: I knew that I was considered as a worthless fellow, but I did not care.

• currency: Should people no longer need the extra airtime, then it would become a worthless currency.

Used with adjective complement

• expire: Put expires worthless, you want the market rate.

• render: The contract with British Sugar was in an instant rendered as worthless as toilet paper and the beet growers lost thousands of pounds.

• deem: However, this area does not constitute your core self and entire being to be deemed worthless.

• prove: If the issuing body could not meet its obligations and the bill proved worthless, the recipient was liable for the entire sum drawn.

• feel: The buzz is great, but when you walk out you feel worthless.

• become: During a Stock Market ' crash ' , shares can often become worthless.