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Definition of clueless
1 : having or providing no clue a clueless case for the police to solve
2 : completely or hopelessly bewildered, unaware, ignorant, or foolish clueless about what they want
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Examples of clueless in a Sentence
When it comes to computers, I'm clueless.
They were clueless about what to do.
Recent Examples of clueless from the Web
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Democrats have been relatively clueless since the day I was born.
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Maybe in the US, where young, white, rich, clueless white males routinely get away with raping women.
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Maybe in the US, where young, white, rich, clueless white males routinely get away with raping women.
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The problem is the crowds, especially the clueless crowds …
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Phil Jackson, the increasingly out-of-touch, clueless team president, is threatening to ruin all of this because of his bruised ego.
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So, why not get reacquainted with Larry David's brilliant comedy about the most self-loathing, shameless, selfish, socially clueless character perhaps TV has ever seen: Larry David.
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In addition to the weird stuff mentioned above, the Rabbid characters often acted clueless, silly, violent, or completely self-absorbed.
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Even the oncologists who prescribe cancer treatment might not realize that so many of their patients are clueless about what's going on.
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First Known Use of clueless
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CLUELESS Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of clueless for English Language Learners
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: not having knowledge about something : unable to understand something
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