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Meanings of ineffectualness in English

Catalan
incompetència
Spanish
incapacidad

Lacking the power to be effective.

incompetència
Synonyms
Examples for "ineffectiveness"
Examples for "ineffectiveness"
1
It is possible that awareness of a growing ineffectiveness made resignation attractive.
The new yorker
2
The failure of these efforts proved the ineffectiveness of the balance-of-power formula.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
3
Significant bradycardia, ineffectiveness, and excessive QT prolongation were reasons for failed completion.
Pubmed
4
The whole development may be in the direction of social and economic ineffectiveness.
Three Acres and Liberty
5
However, his government became marred by controversy and complaints of ineffectiveness.
Radio NZ
1
Writer discusses the ineffectuality of the UN in regard to human rights.
The new yorker
2
Although the AU is often criticised for ineffectuality, Vines considered such criticism unfair.
The Guardian
3
Fear of age and ineffectuality took possession of her.
Winesburg, Ohio: A Group of Tales of Ohio Small Town Life
4
The curse of ineffectuality still pursued me.
The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne : a Novel
5
The essence of her temperament is ineffectuality.
Diane of the Green Van
Usage of ineffectualness in English
1
There was such a thing as knowing too much and allowing yourself to double-think your way into ineffectualness.
War Of Honor
2
The council has taken a good deal of abuse for its ineffectualness; one council member even compared the body-unfavorably- toarubberstamp.
The new yorker
3
She was angry enough with Lilith for having goaded her to the lie, but much angrier with herself for its blundering ineffectualness.
The Getting of Wisdom
4
Its alternation of sad human ineffectualness with vast inhuman cycles of activity chilled him and he forgot his own human and ineffectual grieving.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
5
Meanwhile acquaintance with Carlyle had combined with experience to convince him of the comparative ineffectualness of mere art-criticism as a social and religious force.
A History of English Literature
6
The Celtic genius, sentiment as its main basis, with love of beauty, charm, and spirituality for its excellence, ineffectualness and self-will for its defect.
Celtic Literature
7
"Ineffectualness" was not to be thought of in connection with him.
A Writer's Recollections — Volume 1
8
"So, since it's not necessary we should reserve it as an object lesson in general ineffectualness, Miss St. Quentin, what shall we do with it?"
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
Translations for ineffectualness
Ineffectualness through the time