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blind alley

noun as in closed-off passage

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The Welsh Conservative's Senedd leader has been warned against going down a "blind alley" of trying to debate the abolition of the Welsh Parliament.

From BBC

In many cases, the threat of costly legal action can silence critics, leaving the scientific record uncorrected, which risks other researchers wasting funding by chasing down blind alleys.

The lessons gleaned from "End Times" could help redirect us away from blind alleys as we seek to find our way through the challenges confronting us in the turbulent 2020s.

From Salon

Cabinet of scapegoating Albanians because it “has gone down a blind alley with its new policy resulting from Brexit.”

In short, you may have to go down several blind alleys to reclaim your account and in the end you may be unsuccessful.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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