ineffectualness (Meaning)

Wordnet

ineffectualness (n)

lacking the power to be effective

Webster

Want of effect, or of power to produce it; inefficacy.

No weak antonyms found.

The ineffectualness of the government's response to the crisis left citizens feeling abandoned.
The boss's ineffectualness at managing the team led to widespread confusion and low morale.
The medicine proved to be ineffectual in alleviating the patient's symptoms.
The committee's meeting was characterized by its ineffectualness and lack of progress.
The company's marketing campaign suffered from ineffectualness, failing to generate significant interest.
The judge's ruling exposed the ineffectualness of the current justice system.
The ineffectualness of our efforts to combat climate change has left us facing an uncertain future.
The ineffectualness of the politician's promises led to widespread voter apathy.
The technology's ineffectualness at solving the problem resulted in a wasted investment.
The police officer's ineffectualness in preventing the crime exposed the need for better training.

lacking the power to be effectiveWant of effect, or of power to produce it; inefficacy.

inefficacy, inefficiency, inability, incompetence, ineffectuality,ineffectiveness, impotence, incapability, inefficaciousness, incompetency

efficiency, effectiveness, effectiveness,efficiency,effectualness, efficaciousness, effectualness, efficaciousness,

The ineffectualness of the government's response to the crisis left citizens feeling abandoned.

The boss's ineffectualness at managing the team led to widespread confusion and low morale.

The medicine proved to be ineffectual in alleviating the patient's symptoms.

The committee's meeting was characterized by its ineffectualness and lack of progress.