moot

moot, adj.

1. Archaic. Open to argument; debatable.

2. Having no practical significance; hypothetical or academic (the question on appeal became moot once the parties settled their case). — mootness, n.

moot, vb.

1. Archaic. To raise or bring forward (a point or question) for discussion.

2. To render (a question) moot or of no practical significance.

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