ineffectual
దుర్బలమైన
definition
adjective
an ineffectual campaign
not producing any or the desired effect.
translation of 'ineffectual'
నిష్ఫలమయిన,
వ్యర్థమయిన
example
He is 'ineffectual' in his dual post anyway, but he still can rant and rave over it.
Interestingly the legislation that was passed to control illegal radio stations was remarkably 'ineffectual' .
When he says 'ineffectual' , he just can't say no to people.
Luftwaffe tactical support for ground operations during the rest of the campaign remained spotty and 'ineffectual' .
It is hard to see what more could be done other than a punitive and probably 'ineffectual' bombing campaign.
We have been spared three years' 'ineffectual' management.
Your government is proving itself to be 'ineffectual' when it comes to looking after its own people.
She balled her fists and struck out at him, her efforts feeble and 'ineffectual' .
The woman could not be less interested but the blackboard she gets for her dowry comes in handy as a rather 'ineffectual' shelter against chemical weapons.
He is around forty, sandy haired, 'ineffectual' and weak chinned.
The world's leaders may have failed, the UN may have failed and the final action plan and political declaration may be 'ineffectual' .
Speaking of 'ineffectual' parents, we get them in the shop all the time.
Only problem is, he is 'ineffectual' and naive as a new member of the corruptible capitalist system.
The guy's a plonker and made a totally 'ineffectual' campaign leader.
His mother, a pale, 'ineffectual' , religious woman, dies young, leaving Archie to the care of a father he dreads and dislikes.
He has been 'ineffectual' in parliament and widely ridiculed for his persona as the ‘quiet man’ of politics.
The regulation of our national financial affairs has been as 'ineffectual' as the regulation of political behaviour.
How our poor, 'ineffectual' Mayor must envy his opposite number in Paris!
Banning things is usually a pretty 'ineffectual' way of stopping people from doing what they want.
This has the effect of fooling us into believing that this power is 'ineffectual' .
In point of fact, he was remarkably 'ineffectual' at anything but promoting a sort of genteel cronyism.
But in situations like this, 'ineffectual' gestures are usually worse than no gestures at all.
He was my hero when he was Tom, but now he was Jerry he seemed weak and 'ineffectual' .
Anyone know of the seemingly 'ineffectual' changes to the way films are nominated for the documentary Oscar?
Those divisions contribute to the perception that they are 'ineffectual' .
The entire civil society response has been 'ineffectual' .
If it is about security, it's totally 'ineffectual' anyway.
The Executive's advertising campaigns contrive to be both insulting and 'ineffectual' .
The UF and Green candidates seemed quite 'ineffectual' , especially compared to the people they stood last time.
These difficulties would be ignored if he appeared a huge impediment, but he is 'ineffectual' rather than terrible.
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