inefficient in Irish
inefficient in Irish is neamhéifeachtúil — inefficient means not making good use of time, energy, or resources; wasteful.
inefficient in Irish
neamhéifeachtúil
Not efficient; not producing the effect intended or desired; inefficacious
What does "inefficient" mean?
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adjective Not making good use of time, energy, or resources; wasteful.
"The old boiler is inefficient and burns far more gas than a modern one."
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adjective Not able to work productively; sluggish or unproductive.
"An inefficient team can drag out a simple project for weeks."
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inefficient in a sentence
- The old boiler is inefficient and burns far more gas than a modern one.
- Manually copying data between spreadsheets is slow and inefficient.
- An inefficient team can drag out a simple project for weeks.
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What is "inefficient" in Irish?
"inefficient" in Irish is neamhéifeachtúil. inefficient means: Not making good use of time, energy, or resources; wasteful.
How do you use "inefficient" in a sentence?
Example: "The old boiler is inefficient and burns far more gas than a modern one." In Irish, "inefficient" is neamhéifeachtúil.
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