motiveless

[Eng. motive; -le .] Having no motive, reason, object, or aim. "The motive-hunting of a motivele malignity."-Cole ridge in A. Swinburne : Study of Shakespeare, chap. iii., p. 177. mō-tive-le -ne , s. [Eng. motivele ; -ne .] Aimle ne ; absence of motive. "That calm... had changed into sick motivele ne ." -G. Eliot: Daniel Deronda, ch. xxiv. mō-tiv-1-ty, subst. [Eng. motiv(e); -ity.] The power of producing motion. "Thinking and motivity the primary ideas of spirit." Locke : Human Underst., bk. ii., ch. xxiii., § 18.