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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for November 1, 2021 is:

inane • \ih-NAYN\  • adjective

Inane means "lacking significance, meaning, or point." Synonyms are silly, empty, or insubstantial.   

// The host of the show greeted the audience with inane, but laughingly memorable, remarks.

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Examples:

"And because the leader insists 'There are no bad ideas,' everyone pipes up with inane or irrelevant suggestions." — Morey Stettner, The Investor's Business Daily, 24 Sept. 2021

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Inane suggests emptiness in thought or meaning, and as a noun it has similar use, as in "thoughts making excursions into the incomprehensible inane" (the example is attributed to the 17th-century philosopher John Locke). The noun is not often used nowadays, but the adjective fills the void.