The phrase "a meaningless world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or belief that life or existence lacks purpose or significance.
Example: "In his novel, the protagonist grapples with the idea of living in a meaningless world, questioning the value of his actions."
Alternatives: "an empty world" or "a purposeless existence".
"We're all alone in a meaningless world," Donna replies, severely.
Where other whimsical comics seem to be all about celebrating life's diversity, Teeuwen's hardline nonsense is altogether bleaker, a pessimistic, blackly funny commentary on a meaningless world.
"Without fear, what meaning was there to be had in anything?" Flanagan's thriller is set in a meaningless world but has a sardonic edge.
After that victory in 1934, the United States did not beat Mexico again until a meaningless World Cup qualifier on Nov. 23, 1980, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a span of 46 years and 24 games 0-21-3 0-21-3 0-21-3
The idea that we live in a meaningless world can be another way of describing capitalism.
Although I believed, deeply so, that life had no objective purport, that I was searching for meaning in a meaningless world, I yearned to be proven wrong.
Now 61 and 58 years old respectively, Joel and Ethan have specialised for three decades in red herrings and hoodwinking escapades — in films about failed kidnaps, botched betrayals and futile quests for purpose in a cruel, meaningless world.
The bloke claims that the ritual of the football match, where he is a supporter of the football club, the totem of civic pride, is simply an event of communal enjoyment giving deep meaning in an increasingly meaningless world.
He has had slightly longer to work with his players, but that also meant having to negotiate the end of an otherwise meaningless World Cup qualifying campaign.
His nearly 20 novels and numerous short stories and plays either enchanted or baffled critics with their gothic treatment of small-town innocents adrift in a corrupt and meaningless world; his distinctive blend of plain speech with ornate, florid locutions; and the hallucinatory quality of his often degraded scenes.
The exhibition, Robinson argues, deals with the existential question of how to derive sense and purpose from a chaotic and meaningless world.
