Ineffectually is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INEFFECTUALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• Without effect; in vain.
ADVERB:
• INEFFECTUAL, not producing the proper or intended effect
• in an ineffectual manner
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) lacking the ability or qualities to fulfil a role or handle a situation
• not producing any significant or desired effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not producing the proper or intended effect; futile

Words related to INEFFECTUALLY

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How to use INEFFECTUALLY in a sentence

• Our men at first, while their strength was fresh, resisted bravely, nor did they cast any weapon ineffectually from their higher station.
• Against this determination he strongly but ineffectually remonstrated in a letter to Mr.
• On the other hand, to do what you ought, is the ready way to make Calumny either silent or ineffectually malicious.
• Buscot, to comfort me, and, like her, ineffectually.
• I should ineffectually attempt to describe the circumstances and situation which have given rise to these reflections.
• We knocked again, much more loudly, and called, but still ineffectually.
• They mocked and derided the tender flame that she had nourished, which now glowed ineffectually as in another, a greater light.
• Even now she tried, ineffectually, to keep him outside all that concerned that part of her life.
• He came to engage them to dine with him the next day, having already ineffectually endeavoured to obtain them for permanent guests.
• A large rat, having fallen into the big tin bath, was making bids for freedom by ineffectually leaping up the slippery sides.
• The Americans protested vigorously but ineffectually against this practice.
• She stamped at his foot with her bare one ineffectually.
• She uttered a little, gasping cry, and struggled wildly and ineffectually in his grasp.
• Several times the charge was renewed, but ineffectually.
• Monkton did not immediately fall, but staggered forward some six or seven paces, discharged his pistol ineffectually at the count, and dropped to the ground a dead man.
• Down the winding road before him shone the dull gleam of an oil lamp, the one faint lonely light that struggled ineffectually with the foggy darkness all round him.
• She strove, therefore, to be triumphant on his behalf, but she knew that she was striving ineffectually.
• In 1667 it was ineffectually bombarded by the Dutch.
• More than a decade had passed before the people were relieved of the financial ills which John McLean ineffectually sought to avert.
• We wish we could publish a list of the moneys which have been squandered in the last 40 years in amateur draining, either ineffectually or with very imperfect efficiency.
• So much effort ineffectually expended, so much labor lost.
• There were the Tithes Bill and the Land Purchase Bill, ineffectually struggled over last Session, and finally abandoned.
• During the advance of the royalists, the enemy kept up a constant fire of their artillery, but altogether ineffectually, as all their balls flew too high.
• He tried for some days to touch at Norfolk Island, but ineffectually, being prevented by easterly winds.
• They endeavored ineffectually to persuade the passengers to join them, that they might descend in the strength of numbers and union.
• They were here ineffectually opposed by sixty natives, one of whom was made prisoner to give them some information of the country, and to learn Spanish.
• In the chamber the usual smell of ether, the remedy so often ineffectually administered during the period of my lethargic attacks.
• I have been long very deeply, though perhaps ineffectually, engaged in the preliminary inquiries, which have continued without intermission for some years.
• All this while the North has been resisting, feebly and ineffectually, this succession of Southern aggressions.
• Notwithstanding that he was a rascal, there was an inextinguishable glamour about the man against which the bolts of truth, history, letters, biographers broke ineffectually.
• The runner had tried ineffectually to gain admission as a visitor at Zion Place.

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