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inadequacy
[in-ad-i-kwuh-see]
noun
plural
inadequaciesAlso inadequateness the state or condition of being inadequate; insufficiency.
something inadequate; defect.
The plan has many inadequacies.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of inadequacy1
Example Sentences
They’ve never climbed any mountain, but have been damaged on every turn, and have turned the raw feelings of inadequacy, loathing and self-doubt into something powerful – yet dark.
"For the abuser, this behaviour may stem from feelings of inadequacy, fear of abandonment, or the need for dominance," she told the BBC.
This endless comparison breeds financial anxiety and a sense of inadequacy, even among those who are actually doing well financially.
But the swings point to the inadequacy of tracking the stock market by short-term moves.
As the savage reality of their own inadequacies was hitting them right between the eyes, Kieran Tierney had possession 20 yards into the Greek half.
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