ineffectual in Greek
ineffectual in Greek is αναποτελεσματικός — ineffectual means failing to produce the desired effect; not achieving much.
ineffectual in Greek
αναποτελεσματικός
Pronounced: anapotelesmatikos
What does "ineffectual" mean?
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adjective Failing to produce the desired effect; not achieving much.
"The committee's response to the crisis was slow and ineffectual."
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adjective Weak or indecisive in character; lacking force of personality.
"She came across as an ineffectual leader who avoided tough decisions."
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ineffectual in a sentence
- The committee's response to the crisis was slow and ineffectual.
- His apology felt ineffectual and did nothing to repair the friendship.
- She came across as an ineffectual leader who avoided tough decisions.
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What is "ineffectual" in Greek?
"ineffectual" in Greek is αναποτελεσματικός. ineffectual means: Failing to produce the desired effect; not achieving much.
How do you pronounce αναποτελεσματικός?
"ineffectual" in Greek is αναποτελεσματικός, pronounced "anapotelesmatikos".
How do you use "ineffectual" in a sentence?
Example: "The committee's response to the crisis was slow and ineffectual." In Greek, "ineffectual" is αναποτελεσματικός.
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