1. open to debate or discussion; debatable
2. having no practical significance; purely academic

1. to bring up for discussion or debate

1. a mock court held, typically in a law school, as an exercise for students

Examples

• Whether the new policy will work is a moot point.
• The question became moot after the company closed.
• The students participated in a moot court competition.
• She decided to moot the issue at the next meeting.
• His concerns are moot since the decision has already been made.
• The law professor organized a moot for her students.
• It’s a moot question whether he would have succeeded.