adequacy in Irish
adequacy in Irish is leorgacht — adequacy means the state of being enough, or good enough, to meet what is needed.
adequacy in Irish
leorgacht
The quality of being sufficient, adequate or able to meet the needs.
What does "adequacy" mean?
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noun The state of being enough, or good enough, to meet what is needed.
"The inspector questioned the adequacy of the fire exits in the old building."
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adequacy in a sentence
- The inspector questioned the adequacy of the fire exits in the old building.
- Nobody doubted the adequacy of our supplies for a weekend camping trip.
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What is "adequacy" in Irish?
"adequacy" in Irish is leorgacht. adequacy means: The state of being enough, or good enough, to meet what is needed.
How do you use "adequacy" in a sentence?
Example: "The inspector questioned the adequacy of the fire exits in the old building." In Irish, "adequacy" is leorgacht.
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