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Quick definitions from Macmillan ( ) Provided by Quick definitions from WordNet (ineffectual) ▸ adjective:  not sufficient to produce a desired result ("An ineffectual effort to block the legislation") ▸ adjective:  lacking in power or forcefulness ("An ineffectual ruler") ▸ adjective:  producing no result or effect ("The therapy was ineffectual") ▸ adjective:  not producing an intended effect ▸ Word origin