unprofitableness

8.2

A business or project that does not make money

noun
/ʌnˈprɒfɪtəblnəs/

: no rentabilidad

The unprofitableness of the project became apparent after several months of mounting losses.

Examples

They reconsidered their investment due to the proven unprofitableness of the business model.
The unprofitableness of the project was evident from the start.
Despite their efforts, the company could not overcome the unprofitableness of their new product line.
Many investors are concerned about the unprofitableness of the new venture.
The unprofitableness of the project led the investors to withdraw their funding.
Many businesses struggled with the unprofitableness of their operations during the recession.
The farmer decided to stop cultivating the land due to its unprofitableness over the years.

Synonyms

unprofitability

vsunprofitableness

6.8

A situation in which something does not make a profit over time

includes both the quality and state rather than only the condition

Antonyms

profitableness

5.1

How much a business, project, or idea makes money and gives benefit

How Profitable

profit

Specialized

∞ 2.0

profitability

35 3.9

to break even

27 3.3

unprofitableness

8.2

loss

695 2.1

Surface Forms

unprofitableness singular

unprofitablenesses plural

Morphology

unprofitableness = unprofitable (transparent) = un + profit + able + ness

The noun is formed by adding the productive suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'unprofitable', making the derivation straightforward.

Etymology

Unprofitableness breaks into un- 'not', profit 'gain' or money you earn, and -ness 'the state of something', just like in profitable. So unprofitableness means the state of not giving profit, benefit, or gain.