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adequately

[ ad-i-kwit-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a way that is sufficient, suitable, effective, or appropriate:

    The professor’s vague response failed to adequately answer our questions.

    The clinic needs to be appropriately staffed with permanently employed and adequately trained personnel.



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Other 51Թ Forms

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51Թ History and Origins

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"The Supreme Court failed in my view, adequately, to think about human rights points."

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As written, the bill still contains a number of ambiguities that don't adequately clarify the requirements to warrant an exception, she said.

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"If it's to be a political priority, then it has to be adequately funded to ensure its future."

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He went on to suggest that trans people's rights were adequately protected by the Equality Act, which "allow there to be single sex spaces".

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Is corporate media adequately covering the America we live in today?

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