effectiveness
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3.5
- noun
- /ɪˈfɛktɪvnəs/
:
eficacia
- The effectiveness of the training program was evident in the employees' improved performance.
- school effectiveness
- evaluate the effectiveness
- measure the effectiveness
They aggregate the buying power, they evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness, and they negotiate.
- They aggregate the buying power, they evaluate the clinical and cost effectiveness, and they negotiate.
- It's really seriously at a large scale, rigorously exploring the effectiveness of masks.
- Like, they think they mistake energy or like enthusiasm for effectiveness.
- So he's indirectly hit at Trump in terms of his effectiveness.
- Trump brought it all home in a beautiful ode to the effectiveness of walls.
- Otherwise, the proposed methods may sound good, but unless there is supporting real evidence of effectiveness, it should not be used.
- All all, all good suggestions, but not all suggestions are going to have equal effectiveness.
- And we have unrivaled data, totally unique on the effectiveness of vaccinations in the real world.
- I think that would in a way, preserve and protect the, the, the sanctity and the effectiveness of therapy, regardless of how you practice it.
- And that is the, I would say, the effectiveness of the light reader.
- That's clear from the effectiveness readout that we've had today.
Examples
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And we have unrivaled data, totally unique on the effectiveness of vaccinations in the real world.
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And we're using it to assess the effectiveness of our cleaning.
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And that will just add to the effectiveness of our our control efforts.
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But this is just the ease I want and it's the effectiveness that I want.
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Consider the effectiveness of a test for AIDS.
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Before her, we relied upon word of mouth, and it limited our effectiveness.
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Every test result verifies its effectiveness.
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Although this occurred many years ago, the story is often used to illustrate the effectiveness of the Israeli security measures.
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Still, there is a need to evaluate the effectiveness of these interventions among higher-income groups.
Academic text (2011) -
Designs are evaluated for design creativity and the effectiveness of the prototype.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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7.4
The ability to produce the wanted result
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6.3
Strength of a drug or chemical to produce an effect
Ability to produce the wanted result
Ability to produce the wanted result
The ability to get the result you want
The ability of something to produce the result you want
Antonyms
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word effectiveness comes from effect, which means 'result' and comes from an old root meaning 'to make', like a factory that makes things. So effectiveness is about how well something 'makes' the result you want.