unproductiveness

IPA: ʌnprʌdˈʌktɪvnʌs

noun

  • The characteristic of being unproductive; lack of productiveness.
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Examples of "unproductiveness" in Sentences

  • So I tried to salvage my unproductiveness by reading.
  • Oh, they were comrade souls in unproductiveness, those two.
  • Its exciting, and it sheds the feelings of unproductiveness from me.
  • Anything like the cares of responsibility would sooner or later harass him into unproductiveness.
  • Walton provides a chart with all the instances p.48, and suggests that the evidence points to the term denoting unproductiveness rather than lack of material form.
  • "We expect rough times and a major showdown in parliament, dominated by patronage, vendettas and unproductiveness if the situation remains as it is," Kenyan political analyst Evans Manduku said.
  • "We expect rough times and a major showdown in parliament, dominated by patronage, vendettas and unproductiveness if the situation remains as it is," Kenyan political analyst Evans Manduku said Monday.
  • We will accomplish conservation when we, as a nation, scorn waste, pollution, and unproductiveness as something damaging, not only to the individual reputation of the waster, but to the self-respect of the craft and the society of which he is a member.
  • A little more than a week into the proceedings around Lyon's expulsion, Representative Gallatin noted the unproductiveness of partisan debate in a letter to his wife, reporting that the House was "still hunting the Lyon, and it [was] indeed the most unpleasant and unprofitable business that ever a respectable representative body did pursue."

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