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Ineffective

usgb/ˌɪnɪˈfektɪv/Volume
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Outcome ExpectationPlay
Use 'ineffective' when an action doesn't lead to the desired result, regardless of effort made. SlideDespite studying hard, his methods were ineffective for the final exam.
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Negative ImplicationPlay
'Ineffective' often implies disappointment or failure to meet expectations. SlideHer speech was ineffective, leaving the audience unimpressed.
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Alternative SolutionsPlay
Use 'ineffective' to suggest that a different method may be needed. SlideThe advertising campaign was ineffective, so we need a new approach.