ineffective in Irish
ineffective in Irish is ainéifeachtach — ineffective means not producing the result you want or need.
ineffective in Irish
ainéifeachtach
What does "ineffective" mean?
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adjective Not producing the result you want or need.
"The new painkiller proved ineffective against her migraines."
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adjective Not capable of doing a job well; incompetent.
"He was an ineffective manager who struggled to motivate his team."
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ineffective in a sentence
- The new painkiller proved ineffective against her migraines.
- Their marketing campaign was expensive but largely ineffective.
- He was an ineffective manager who struggled to motivate his team.
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What is "ineffective" in Irish?
"ineffective" in Irish is ainéifeachtach. ineffective means: Not producing the result you want or need.
How do you use "ineffective" in a sentence?
Example: "The new painkiller proved ineffective against her migraines." In Irish, "ineffective" is ainéifeachtach.
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