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fruitlessness

/ˈfruːt.ləs.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser improductivo o de no producir resultados útiles, a menudo asociado con la falta de creatividad o la incapacidad de lograr logros valiosos.

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noun

/ˈfruːt.ləs.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser improductivo o de no producir resultados útiles, a menudo asociado con la falta de creatividad o la incapacidad de lograr logros valiosos.

A noun referring to the quality of being unproductive or yielding no useful results, often associated with a lack of creative imagination or the inability to achieve valuable outcomes.

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  1. Lack of creativityC1formal

    The state of being devoid of creative imagination or original ideas.

    esFalta de creatividad

    • The fruitlessness of his artistic efforts was evident in every painting.
    • She lamented the fruitlessness of her brainstorming session.
    • The project failed due to the fruitlessness of the team's ideas.

    Sinónimosariditybarrennesssterilityuncreativenessunoriginality

  2. UnproductivenessC1formal

    The quality of yielding no useful or valuable results.

    esInfructuosidad

    • The fruitlessness of the negotiations led to a complete breakdown in talks.
    • After months of fruitlessness, the search for the treasure was abandoned.
    • He was frustrated by the fruitlessness of his attempts to fix the machine.

    Sinónimosbarrennessemptinessfutilityineffectivenesspointlessnesssterilityuselessnessvanityworthlessness

    Antónimosfertilityfruitfulnessproductivenessproductivityusefulness

Formas
  • fruitlessnesses plural form
  • fruitlessnesses' possessive plural form
  • fruitlessness's possessive singular form
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