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insufficient

/ˌɪn.səˈfɪʃ.ənt/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui manque ou ne suffit pas pour atteindre un objectif, ou ce qui est trop peu ou incomplet.

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adjective

/ˌɪn.səˈfɪʃ.ənt/B2formal
  • frDécrit ce qui manque ou ne suffit pas pour atteindre un objectif, ou ce qui est trop peu ou incomplet.

Describes something that is not enough or not adequate for a particular purpose.

  1. Quantity not enoughB2formal

    Not having enough of something to meet a requirement or need; inadequate in amount.

    frQuantité insuffisante

    • The budget was insufficient to cover all the expenses.
    • We have insufficient data to draw a reliable conclusion.
    • His income was insufficient to support a family of four.
    • The food supplies proved insufficient for the number of refugees.

    Synonymesdeficientinadequatelackingmeagerscantscarceshortwanting

    Antonymesabundantadequateampleenoughplentifulsufficient

  2. Inadequate in quality or degreeB2formal

    Falling short of what is necessary or expected; not sufficient for a purpose.

    frinsuffisant (qualité ou degré)

    • The evidence was insufficient to convince the jury.
    • Her efforts were considered insufficient for the promotion.
    • The safety precautions turned out to be insufficient.
    • He received insufficient training for such a complex job.

    Synonymesdeficientinadequateincompletelackingmeagerscantshortsparseunacceptableunsatisfactory

    Antonymesadequateampleenoughsatisfactorysufficient

Formes
  • more insufficient comparative form
  • most insufficient superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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