inefficaciousness
- noun
- /ˌɪnɪˈfɪkəʃəsnəs/
- Critics point to the inefficaciousness of such policies in addressing the root causes of the issue.
Examples
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The utter inefficaciousness of the remedy left the patient frustrated.
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Her inefficaciousness in handling the project led to many delays.
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Despite repeated efforts, the inefficaciousness of the solution became increasingly apparent.
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The inefficaciousness of the new policy was evident in the poor results.
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Critics point to the inefficaciousness of such policies in addressing the root causes of the issue.
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Despite repeated efforts, the inefficaciousness of the solution became increasingly apparent.
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The utter inefficaciousness of the remedy left the patient frustrated.
Synonyms
A situation when work wastes time, money or effort
Not able to produce the result you want
A lack of ability to make plans or actions produce the wanted result
Unable to produce the wanted result
A lack of ability to make something have the result you want
Not doing much useful work or making progress
A state of not being useful
Antonyms
How Ineffective
Surface Forms
Morphology
inefficaciousness = inefficacious (semi-transparent) = in + efficac + ious + ness
The noun is a regular and directly understandable state noun formed from the adjective 'inefficacious' with '-ness'.
Etymology
Inefficaciousness starts with in- meaning 'not', and efficacious comes from a Latin root meaning 'to make or do', the same basic root you see in effect or factory. So, inefficaciousness is the state of 'not producing the intended result', in other words 'ineffectiveness'.