Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
moot
adjective
/muːt/

Definition
A subject that is open to discussion or debate, often lacking practical significance.

Examples
- Many argue that the issue is moot since the law has since changed.
- His point was considered moot in the context of the new evidence presented.
- Discussing your plans for next year seems moot right now, given the current situation.

Meaning
The term ‘moot’ refers to something that is debatable or not resolved. It can also indicate that a topic is no longer relevant or applicable.

Synonyms
- debatable
- arguable
- questionable
- irrelevant
- hypothetical