inadequate in Latin
inadequate in Latin is exiguus — inadequate means not enough, or not good enough, for what is required.
inadequate in Latin
exiguus
Not adequate; lacking in quality or quantity required; insufficient for a purpose.
What does "inadequate" mean?
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adjective Not enough, or not good enough, for what is required.
"The funding was inadequate to cover the school's basic needs."
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inadequate in a sentence
- The funding was inadequate to cover the school's basic needs.
- He felt inadequate compared to his more confident colleagues.
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What is "inadequate" in Latin?
"inadequate" in Latin is exiguus. inadequate means: Not enough, or not good enough, for what is required.
How do you use "inadequate" in a sentence?
Example: "The funding was inadequate to cover the school's basic needs." In Latin, "inadequate" is exiguus.
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