Quick
Quick adjective - Having or showing quickness of mind.
Usage example: a quick lad, he immediately caught on to how the machinery operated
Senseless
Senseless adjective - Not having or showing an ability to absorb ideas readily.
Usage example: he may be a little absentminded, but he's really not as senseless as he seems
Nearby Words: sense, senselessly
Both words in one sentence
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Senseless Sacrifice: In the insect pit, when Lumpy silently mourns over Choy, who died as a result of his not acting quick enough, giant worms start appearing.
Source: Film / King Kong (2005) - Humans Are Bastards: Despite his relative sympathy for the rebellion in real life and the fact he writes the British characters as decent men, Verne is quick to point repeatedly that both sides of the war committed senseless atrocities which solved absolutely nothing.
Source: Literature / The Steam House
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