motiveless (Meaning)

Wordnet

motiveless (s)

occurring without motivation or provocation

Webster

Destitute of a motive; not incited by a motive.

No weak antonyms found.

The detective was baffled by the motiveless murder, unable to find any logical reason for the crime.
The perpetrator committed a motiveless act of vandalism, leaving the authorities perplexed.
The violent assault appeared to be motiveless, as the victim and attacker had no known connection.
The stranger's motiveless act of kindness left the recipient feeling both grateful and bewildered.
The child's motiveless laughter filled the house with an infectious joy.
The artist's abstract paintings were often described as motiveless, with no discernible subject matter.
The scientist couldn't understand the motiveless behavior of the experimental animals.
The teenager's sudden and motiveless withdrawal from social interactions worried her parents.
The motiveless act of self-sacrifice moved the entire community.
The author's decision to conclude the story with a motiveless plot twist left readers questioning its significance.

occurring without motivation or provocationDestitute of a motive; not incited by a motive.

question, motif,matter, theme, topic, subject, issue, idea, essence,content

digression, digression, tangent, tangent, excursion, aside,aside, excursion, parenthesis, parenthesis

The detective was baffled by the motiveless murder, unable to find any logical reason for the crime.

The perpetrator committed a motiveless act of vandalism, leaving the authorities perplexed.

The violent assault appeared to be motiveless, as the victim and attacker had no known connection.

The stranger's motiveless act of kindness left the recipient feeling both grateful and bewildered.