"Moot cases" are legal cases that are irrelevant or no longer actionable due to certain circumstances. There are several other terms that can replace "moot cases." Some synonyms for "moot cases" include "academic cases," "hypothetical cases," "futile cases," "abstract cases," and "debated cases." These terms are used in legal contexts to describe legal disputes that are no longer applicable or remain unresolved. They may also refer to legal claims that remain unresolved due to lack of evidence or legal standing. The use of these synonyms provides attorneys and legal scholars with a more varied and refined vocabulary to describe legal cases that lack practical relevance.