forceless

This forceless Matriarchy is the sole remaining government of the white race.

The two men babbled at a forceless thing.

His voice was dull and forceless.

I hung in a timeless, spaceless, forceless void that was neither light, nor dark.

When he impulsively reached to comfort her, she hammered him with quick, forceless blows of her fists.

"There is no mark," the old man said in a clear but forceless voice, "or mention that this Contract has been approved by the Oriolis Cavernus."

Also, since they do not need a surface to operate ("air mice" function by small, forceless, wrist rotations), the wrist and arm can be supported by the desktop.

The tepid Romanesque front was uniformly criticized: "Disappointing . . . flat, forceless and ineffective," wrote the Real Estate Record & Guide in 1883.

Without precision definition of these four factors any structure of law or judgment is rendered forceless and becomes involved through its introduction of arbitrary factors which seek to adjudicate by introducing errors to nullify errors.

"The flood," I answer'd, "from the Spirit of God Rain'd down upon the ancient bond and new,-- Here is the reas'ning, that convinceth me So feelingly, each argument beside Seems blunt and forceless in comparison."