Meaning of 'ineffectual' in Yoruba is: ineffectual

ineffectual: ineffectual

Adjective:

asan, alaileso, ofo ni, doko, asan ati ofo ni.

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Adjective(1) not sufficient to produce a desired result,not producing an intended effect,producing no result or effect,lacking in power or forcefulness,useless(2) not sufficient to produce a desired result(3) not producing an intended effect(4) producing no result or effect(5) lacking in power or forcefulness(6) useless

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(1) This has the effect of fooling us into believing that this power is ineffectual .(2) In point of fact, he was remarkably ineffectual at anything but promoting a sort of genteel cronyism.(3) The world's leaders may have failed, the UN may have failed and the final action plan and political declaration may be ineffectual .(4) He has shown how false and useless and ineffectual the law truly is.(5) He seems to me in the line of Jane Austen's failed fathers, less ineffectual than Emma's, less priggish than Anne's.(6) No matter what cause those who hijacked these flights were fighting for, their tactics are unacceptable and ineffectual .(7) Those divisions contribute to the perception that they are ineffectual .(8) Saying that you don't like the choices available is weak and ineffectual .(9) Other times, I feel completely ineffectual , and people progress immeasurably.(10) Yet as an immigrant and woman of color, she is ineffectual in America.(11) He was my hero when he was Tom, but now he was Jerry he seemed weak and ineffectual .(12) He is ineffectual in his dual post anyway, but he still can rant and rave over it.(13) Interestingly the legislation that was passed to control illegal radio stations was remarkably ineffectual .(14) Luftwaffe tactical support for ground operations during the rest of the campaign remained spotty and ineffectual .(15) The Executive's advertising campaigns contrive to be both insulting and ineffectual .(16) The regulation of our national financial affairs has been as ineffectual as the regulation of political behaviour.