Synonyms for ineffectiveness
in·ef·fec·tive·ness

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1. ineffectiveness

   Synonyms:
   failure, inaction, inefficiency, inutility, powerlessness, uselessness

   Antonyms:
   action, agency, effect, execution, force, influence, operation, performance, procedure, result

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1. ineffectiveness, ineffectualness, ineffectualitynoun

   lacking the power to be effective

   Synonyms:
   ineffectuality, ineffectualness

   Antonyms:
   effectuality, effectivity, effectualness, effectiveness

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1. • Powerlessness

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1. inemancy

   Submitted by rinat on September 22, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "ineffectiveness":

   inefficiency, inefficacy

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1. Steve Vladeck:

   It's usually difficult, if not impossible, to show that your lawyer was ineffective without introducing new evidence, since that ineffectiveness often turns on evidence that wasn't introduced, but today's decision makes it impossible for prisoners to rely upon new evidence to prove that the lawyer representing them in state post-conviction proceedings was ineffective.

2. Chris Garver:

   The Government of Iraq has relied heavily on the Iraqi special operations Iraqi Special Forces and the potential for these forces being depleted into combat ineffectiveness is a real concern.

3. Steve Vladeck:

   It's hard to overstate how significant this technical ruling is for state prisoners trying to argue that they haven't received the effective assistance of counsel guaranteed by The Sixth Amendment, it's usually difficult, if not impossible, to show that your lawyer was ineffective without introducing new evidence, since that ineffectiveness often turns on evidence that wasn't introduced.

4. Daniele Fiorentino:

   Maybe today the situation is less critical than in 2015, but that the tragedy … is the result of a weakness or ineffectiveness in the decision making process both in Italy and in Europe, whose responsibility is it to rescue people lost at sea, who is monitoring the process and making the decisions? In doing this, authorities, and we all, should always keep in mind that the main issue at stake here is very immediate and clear: saving human lives.