inutili

Inutili is an Italian adjective meaning "useless" or "unnecessary," used to describe objects, actions, or people perceived as lacking usefulness or value for a given purpose. It can apply to tangible items as well as abstract notions, and it can carry a neutral or evaluative tone depending on context.

Morphology and usage notes: The base form inutile is used in the singular for both masculine and feminine nouns, while inutili is the plural form. In Italian, adjectives typically follow the noun, so common constructions include strumenti inutili (useless tools) and proposte inutili (useless proposals). The related noun inutilità means futility or uselessness, as in l'inutilità di questa procedura.

Examples: "Questi strumenti sono inutili per questo lavoro." "La tua proposta mi sembra inutile." "L'inutilità dell'operazione è evidente." The term can be employed in technical descriptions, everyday critique, or literary rhetoric to emphasize lack of usefulness or value.

Etymology and related terms: Inutili derives from Latin inutilis, formed from un- (not) and utilis (useful). Cognates exist in other Romance languages, such as Spanish inútil and French inutile, and in English the cognate is useful through the opposite meaning.

See also: inutile, utilità, utile, inutilità, utilitarismo.

Notes: There is no widely recognized proper noun or organization named Inutili as of common reference; the term is primarily used descriptively or as a noun describing futility.