whistle in the wind

1.
Generalneutral
- To make a sound produced by the wind; literal usage describing something that emits a whistling noise when blown by the wind.
2.
USUKGeneralinformalfigurative
- To undertake an action, make a remark, or offer an argument that is ineffectual, ignored, or has no practical impact.
- To speak or act in a way that proves futile because it fails to influence others or change the situation.

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