inadequacy|inadequacies in English

noun

[in·ad·e·qua·cy || ɪn'ædɪkwəsɪ]

insufficiency; incompetency, ineptness; inability to perform as required; defect

Use "inadequacy|inadequacies" in a sentence

1. He projected significant feelings of inadequacy.

2. Some discussed directly their pains, joys, Adequacies, and inAdequacies

3. However, one study points to inadequacies in older test designs.

4. Inadequacy of budget management and accountancy practices

5. An inadequacy often calls forth compensating forces.

6. 15 Feelings of inadequacy, of course, are normal.

7. Synonyms: acceptability, satisfactoriness, sufficiency… Antonyms: inAdequacy, inadequateness, insufficiency…

8. I now see the inadequacy of the explanation.

9. 3 Does cerebrum have method cure for hematic inadequacy?

10. Its inadequacy is manifested in at least two ways.

11. She rightly points to the inadequacy of the argument.

12. Seeing Dan revived all my old feelings of inadequacy.

13. The failure is due to the inadequacy of preparations.

14. The magazine is devoted to anato-mizing the inadequacies of liberalism.

15. Both types of criterion inadequacies result in reduced validity of the measure.

16. He made several mocking asides about the inadequacy of women.

17. What can we do to overcome feelings of inadequacy?

18. An overwhelming feeling of inadequacy flushed through me again.

19. Clear legislative reform is needed to overcome the inadequacies of the current situation.

20. At home, I'd relive each encounter, writhing at the thought of my inadequacies.

21. 5 She rightly points to the inadequacy of the argument.

22. 2 She rightly points to the inadequacy of the argument.

23. They possibly falsified the results to cover up the inadequacies of their theory.

24. It's a marvellous catch-all alibi for failure and inadequacy.

25. Unemployment can cause feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem.