inadequateness (Meaning)

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inadequateness (n)

unsatisfactoriness by virtue of being inadequate

The student's performance was marked by an obvious inadequateness in their understanding of the subject matter.
The company's financial resources proved inadequate to meet its growing needs.
He felt a profound sense of inadequateness as he compared himself to his more accomplished peers.
The doctor diagnosed the patient with an inadequacy of vitamin B12, which was causing fatigue and neurological problems.
The locker room facilities were inadequate for the number of athletes using them.
The government's healthcare system was criticized for its inadequacies in providing affordable access to medical care.
The employee's lack of training and experience resulted in an inadequacy of performance that led to her dismissal.
The inadequateness of the building's security system allowed the intruder to gain access with ease.
The research findings were deemed inadequate due to flaws in the methodology and insufficient data collection.
The inadequacies of our current educational system are contributing to the widening achievement gap among students.

unsatisfactoriness by virtue of being inadequate

deficiency,shortage, lack, drought, drouth, dearth, paucity, failure,inadequacy, lacuna

plenty, sufficiency, opulence, adequacy, sufficiency, amplitude, plenitude, abundance, wealth, amplitude

The student's performance was marked by an obvious inadequateness in their understanding of the subject matter.

The company's financial resources proved inadequate to meet its growing needs.

He felt a profound sense of inadequateness as he compared himself to his more accomplished peers.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with an inadequacy of vitamin B12, which was causing fatigue and neurological problems.