effectualness
- noun
- /ɪˈfɛk.tʃu.əl.nəs/
:
eficacia
- The effectualness of the new policy became apparent after just a few weeks.
Examples
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We measured the effectualness of the training program.
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To evaluate the effectualness of the health campaign, we looked at the changes in the community's behavior.
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Debates about the effectualness of alternative medicine have continued for years.
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She questioned the effectualness of the strategy in solving the problem.
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The effectualness of the new policy is still under review.
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The effectualness of the new training techniques was evident in the employees' improved performance.
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Many studies have investigated the effectualness of various teaching methods on student learning.
Synonyms
140
3.5
The ability to make something work as planned
41
7.4
The ability to produce the wanted result
Ability to produce the wanted result
Ability to produce the wanted result
The ability of something to produce the result you want
Antonyms
How Effective
- Specialized
13
6.3
- Formal
41
7.4
140
3.5
40
1.6
3
2.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word effectualness comes from effect ('a result') plus the ending -ness (which makes 'a quality'). It is like the word effective, so effectualness means the quality of actually producing the result you want.