Pronunciation: /kaʊntərprəˌdʌktɪˈvɪti/
noun the quality or state of being counterproductive; hindering the achievement of a goal or objective
A1 Using your phone while studying can be counterproductive.
A2 Skipping meals is often counterproductive to weight loss goals.
B1 Implementing too many rules can lead to counterproductivity in a team.
B2 The new software update actually caused counterproductivity in the office.
C1 The company's decision to cut corners resulted in counterproductivity and decreased efficiency.
C2 The lack of communication between departments led to counterproductivity and project delays.
formal The constant interruptions in the office are leading to counterproductivity among the employees.
informal Checking your phone every five minutes is just going to make you less productive.
slang Skipping class might seem like a good idea, but it's actually hella counterproductive.
figurative Trying to fix a leaky boat with a bucket full of holes is the epitome of counterproductivity.
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