fool's errand (Meaning)
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fool's errand (n)
a fruitless mission
Synonyms & Antonyms of fool's errand
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fool's errand Sentence Examples
- He believed investing in that company would be a fool's errand, given its unstable financial status.
- Pursuing her dreams of becoming a professional singer seemed like a fool's errand to many, but she remained determined.
- Venturing into the haunted forest at night was considered a fool's errand by the locals, warning of the dangers lurking within.
- Trying to convince him to change his mind was a fool's errand; he was too stubborn to listen to reason.
- She felt like she was sent on a fool's errand when her search for the lost treasure turned up nothing but old trinkets.
- Expecting him to complete the project overnight was a fool's errand; it required careful planning and execution.
- Some thought his quest for eternal youth was a fool's errand, chasing after an impossible dream.
- Believing that the politician would keep his promises turned out to be a fool's errand, as he quickly reneged on his commitments.
- He considered the expedition to the uncharted island a fool's errand, given the treacherous waters and unknown dangers.
- Putting faith in the unreliable witness proved to be a fool's errand, as their testimony was riddled with inconsistencies.
FAQs About the word fool's errand
a fruitless mission
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He believed investing in that company would be a fool's errand, given its unstable financial status.
Pursuing her dreams of becoming a professional singer seemed like a fool's errand to many, but she remained determined.
Venturing into the haunted forest at night was considered a fool's errand by the locals, warning of the dangers lurking within.
Trying to convince him to change his mind was a fool's errand; he was too stubborn to listen to reason.
