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Ineffectual

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Adjective

1. ineffective, ineffectual, uneffective

not producing an intended effect

Example Sentences:
'an ineffective teacher'
'ineffective legislation'

2. futile, ineffectual, otiose, unavailing

producing no result or effect

Example Sentences:
'a futile effort'
'the therapy was ineffectual'
'an otiose undertaking'
'an unavailing attempt'

3. ineffective, ineffectual, unable

lacking in power or forcefulness

Example Sentences:
'an ineffectual ruler'
'like an unable phoenix in hot ashes'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Ineffectual

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adjective
1. 
having no effect or an inadequate effect
2. 
lacking in power or forcefulness; impotent
an ineffectual ruler

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Ineffectual

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adjective
not effectual; not producing or not able to produce the desired effect

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Ineffectual

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adj.
1. Not producing the desired effect: an ineffectual treatment for indigestion. See Synonyms at futile.
2. Lacking forcefulness or effectiveness; inadequate or incompetent: an ineffectual ruler; ineffectual in dealing with a problem.

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