worthless

worth·less (wʉrt̸h′lis)

adjective

without worth or merit; useless, valueless, etc.

worth′·lessly adverb worth′·less·ness noun

modif.

Valueless
profitless, counterproductive, barren, unprofitable, unproductive, unimportant, insignificant, counterfeit, bogus, cheap, sterile, waste, wasted, no good, trashy, inconsequential, petty, piddling, paltry, trivial, trifling, unessential, beneath notice, empty, good-for-nothing, no-account*, junky*, crowbait*, not worth a damn*, of no earthly use*, not worth the trouble*, not worth speaking of*, fit for the dust hole*, not able to say much for*.
Useless
ineffective, of no use, ineffectual; see useless 1, waste.

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.

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