unworking
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɜrkɪŋ/
- Their plan for reducing costs proved unworking after expenses continued to rise.
Examples
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The new software update was completely unworking and failed to fix the problem.
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The strategy is unworking.
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If your password is unworking, try resetting it through the help page.
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This plan is unworking!
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The new software update was completely unworking and failed to fix the problem.
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Their plan for reducing costs proved unworking after expenses continued to rise.
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The project's initial goal was unworking, as it did not achieve the desired results.
Synonyms
Not working well enough to give the wanted result
Not getting the result someone wants
Not giving the results you want
Not giving useful or wanted results
Not working or not having any effect
Not working or broken
Not giving useful results or helping to finish work, like a meeting
Not working and so not doing its job
Not producing the result you want
Not successful at making something happen
Not producing the intended result
Not working properly so a machine or system cannot work as it should
Antonyms
How Effective
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unworking joins un- ('not') with work, where work can mean 'have an effect' as in 'that idea works', so unworking is a simple way to say a plan or tool is 'not producing the intended result'.