Associations to the word «Inadequacy»
Noun
- Feeling
- Inability
- Deficiency
- Euler
- Metz
- Guilt
- Frustration
- Expose
- Scarcity
- Cope
- Loneliness
- Intake
- Failure
- Weakness
- Lack
- Shame
- Anxiety
- Abandonment
- Deficit
- Shortage
- Topology
- Bureaucracy
- Sense
- Conscious
- Criticism
- Prevalence
- Rejection
- Motivation
- Esteem
- Vitamin
- Apprehension
- Excess
- Inequality
- Nutrient
- Fear
- Criterion
- Dealing
- Limitation
- Conception
- Validity
- Jealousy
- Flexibility
- Consciousness
- Uncertainty
- Fail
- Corruption
- Confederation
- Thinker
- Self
- Bombing
- Diet
- Default
- Complexity
Adjective
- Collateral
- Perceived
- Utter
- Dietary
- Vegetarian
- Nutrient
- Inadequate
- Pitiful
- Nutritional
- Sexual
- Overwhelmed
- Apparent
- Aware
- Existing
- Imaginative
- Futile
- Crushing
- Emotional
- Structural
- Unfamiliar
- Semantic
- Regulatory
- Linguistic
- Sophisticated
- Obvious
- Miserable
- Mental
- Evident
- Moral
- Unaware
- Rejected
- Revealed
- Negative
- Psychological
- Persistent
- Self
Wiktionary
INADEQUACY, noun. The state of being inadequate.
INADEQUACY, noun. A shortage of required material.
INADEQUACY, noun. A lack of competence or ability.
Dictionary definition
INADEQUACY, noun. Lack of an adequate quantity or number; "the inadequacy of unemployment benefits".
INADEQUACY, noun. A lack of competence; "pointed out the insufficiencies in my report"; "juvenile offenses often reflect an inadequacy in the parents".
INADEQUACY, noun. Unsatisfactoriness by virtue of being inadequate.
Wise words
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kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.