Pronunciation: /ˌɪnɪˌfɛktʃuˈæləti/
noun lack of effectiveness or the quality of being ineffective
A1 Her ineffectuality in completing simple tasks frustrated her coworkers.
A2 The student's ineffectuality in understanding basic math concepts led to poor grades.
B1 The manager's ineffectuality in handling conflicts within the team caused tension in the workplace.
B2 The government's ineffectuality in implementing new policies led to public dissatisfaction.
C1 The company's ineffectuality in adapting to market changes resulted in a decline in profits.
C2 The leader's ineffectuality in addressing the needs of the community led to widespread criticism.
formal The ineffectuality of the new policy was evident in the lack of progress made towards the company's goals.
informal His constant procrastination only added to the ineffectuality of his efforts to finish the project on time.
slang The team's ineffectuality in the game was so frustrating to watch.
figurative The artist's use of blank canvases symbolized the ineffectuality of trying to erase the past.
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