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more effective

ADJECTIVE

productive, persuasive

Synonyms

STRONGEST

active adequate compelling competent direct efficient forceful impressive potent powerful practical sufficient useful valid

STRONG

effectual efficacious

WEAK

able capable cogent convincing emphatic energetic forcible having lead in pencil live moving on the ball operative playing hardball powerhouse producing resultant serviceable serving sound striking telling trenchant virtuous wicked yielding

Antonyms

STRONGEST

helpless impotent inadequate incapable incompetent ineffective inefficient insufficient unable useless weak worthless

STRONG

unproductive unsuccessful

WEAK

fruitless inoperative

ADJECTIVE

in use at the time

Synonyms

STRONGEST

active direct dynamic

WEAK

actual current in effect in execution in force in operation operative real

Antonyms

STRONGEST

inactive

WEAK

fruitless impotent incapable ineffective inoperative unproductive useless weak

Example Sentences

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It appears to be a more effective solution than the gallons of hydrogen peroxide that were dumped in the pool earlier this week.

From Slate • Jun. 19, 2026

Clipping campaigns that use targeted ads distributed by creators and stars themselves are more effective than paying young, pseudonymous users to create and distribute videos with limited controls for quality or context, said Schaefer.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 15, 2026

But experts say ibuprofen could be a better choice for many because it is more effective at dealing with muscle cramps.

From BBC • Jun. 14, 2026

Both companies have said that the majority of the new prescriptions are for new users of GLP-1s, not people switching from the more effective and expensive injections.

From MarketWatch • Jun. 8, 2026

Ne-kah-e-se-y would coolly draw his bow and arrow, which the Osage considered more effective than a bullet.

From "Killers of the Flower Moon" by David Grann