abortiveness (Meaning)

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abortiveness (n.)

The quality of being abortive.

The abortiveness of the project became apparent when key stakeholders withdrew their support.
The team discussed the potential abortiveness of the mission due to unfavorable weather conditions.
The committee acknowledged the abortiveness of the proposed policy changes and opted for a more inclusive approach.
Concerns were raised about the abortiveness of the communication strategy, prompting a reassessment.
The researcher expressed disappointment at the abortiveness of the experiment, necessitating a redesign.
In the debriefing, participants discussed the abortiveness of the training session and suggested improvements.
The organization faced challenges in overcoming the abortiveness of its attempts to address internal conflicts.
The manager addressed the abortiveness of the marketing campaign and outlined plans for a relaunch.
A critical evaluation of the project's abortiveness led to a decision to explore alternative approaches.
The team reflected on the abortiveness of the collaborative effort and sought lessons for future collaborations.

The quality of being abortive.

ineffectuality, unprofitableness, unprofitability, inefficacy, deficiency, inefficaciousness, fruitlessness, unavailingness, barrenness, otioseness

usefulness, use, mileage, mileage, account, aid, aid, assistance, service, assistance

The abortiveness of the project became apparent when key stakeholders withdrew their support.

The team discussed the potential abortiveness of the mission due to unfavorable weather conditions.

The committee acknowledged the abortiveness of the proposed policy changes and opted for a more inclusive approach.

Concerns were raised about the abortiveness of the communication strategy, prompting a reassessment.