Associations to the word «Inefficient»
Noun
- Bureaucracy
- Judiciary
- Monopoly
- Efficiency
- Fuel
- Energy
- Sector
- Method
- Tax
- Process
- Resource
- System
- Market
- Economy
- Delivery
- Engine
- Lack
- Efficient
- Allocation
- Problem
- Error
- Safeguard
- Subsidy
- Productivity
- Duplication
- Shortage
- Incentive
- Horsepower
- Consuming
- Overly
- Bandwidth
- Corruption
- Tariff
- Tcp
- Irrigation
- Contempt
- Utilization
- Algorithm
- Fertilizer
- Bulb
- Taxation
- Pollution
- Matrice
- Exhaust
- Heater
- Transmitting
Adjective
- Corrupt
- Ineffective
- Outdated
- Costly
- Expensive
- Efficient
- Clumsy
- Slow
- Weak
- Adequate
- Conventional
- Low
- Inefficient
- Unfit
- Poor
- Impractical
- Crude
- Bureaucratic
- Inadequate
- Unsafe
- Unnecessary
- Biased
- Unreliable
- Prone
- Combustion
- Incompetent
- Usable
- Excessive
- Incentive
- Judiciary
- Undesirable
- Complicated
- Productive
- Unfair
- Optimal
- Detrimental
- Quadratic
- Proved
Wiktionary
INEFFICIENT, adjective. Not efficient; not producing the effect intended or desired; inefficacious; as, inefficient means or measures.
INEFFICIENT, adjective. Incapable of, or indisposed to, effective action; habitually slack or remiss; effecting little or nothing; as, inefficient workers; an inefficient administrator.
Dictionary definition
INEFFICIENT, adjective. Not producing desired results; wasteful; "an inefficient campaign against drugs"; "outdated and inefficient design and methods".
INEFFICIENT, adjective. Lacking the ability or skill to perform effectively; inadequate; "an ineffective administration"; "inefficient workers".
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