inferiority (Meaning)
inferiority (n)
the state of being inferior
an inferior quality
the quality of being a competitive disadvantage
inferiority ()
The state of being inferior; a lower state or condition; as, inferiority of rank, of talents, of age, of worth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inferiority
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- perfection
- excellency
- greatness
- distinction
- excellence
- exceptionality
- exceptionality
- greatness
- perfection
- excellency
- specialness
- supremacy
- preeminence
- superiority
- superiority
- importance
- exquisiteness
- preeminence
- extraordinariness
- importance
- supremacy
- specialness
- excellence
- distinction
- extraordinariness
- exquisiteness
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- supremeness
- consequence
- primeness
- deficiency
- unacceptability
- inadequacy
- marvellousness
- splendidness
- worth
- primeness
- flawlessness
- fabulousness
- consequence
- inadequacy
- impeccability
- goodness
- deficiency
- marvelousness
- grandness
- marvellousness
- superbness
- splendidness
- worth
- fabulousness
- goodness
- flawlessness
- choiceness
- marvelousness
- notability
- grandness
- choiceness
- faultlessness
- exceptionalness
- superlativeness
- supremeness
- value
- superbness
- exceptionalness
- value
- perfectness
- perfectness
- superlativeness
- faultlessness
- impeccability
- unacceptability
- notability
inferiority Sentence Examples
- The bully's relentless insults instilled a nagging sense of inferiority in his victim.
- The company's outdated technology left it vulnerable to competitors, creating a feeling of inferiority among its employees.
- Her constant comparisons to her more successful siblings bred an unwarranted complex of inferiority within her.
- The athlete's injury shattered their confidence, leading to a crippling sense of inferiority on the field.
- The student's test scores consistently below their classmates filled them with feelings of academic inferiority.
- The marginalized community faced discrimination and oppression that propagated a pervasive sense of inferiority among its members.
- The author's early failures as a writer instilled a lingering sense of inferiority that they struggled to overcome.
- The teacher's condescending tone created an atmosphere of inferiority in the classroom, stifling student participation.
- The speaker's hesitation and lack of eye contact betrayed a deep-seated sense of inferiority that prevented them from fully articulating their ideas.
- The society's emphasis on beauty and status fostered a culture of inferiority complex among those who did not conform to its narrow ideals.
FAQs About the word inferiority
the state of being inferior, an inferior quality, the quality of being a competitive disadvantageThe state of being inferior; a lower state or condition; as, in
worthlessness, adequacy, badness, satisfactoriness, sufficiency, acceptability, commonness, commonplaceness, normality, normalness
perfection, excellency, greatness, distinction, excellence, exceptionality, exceptionality, greatness, perfection, excellency
The bully's relentless insults instilled a nagging sense of inferiority in his victim.
The company's outdated technology left it vulnerable to competitors, creating a feeling of inferiority among its employees.
Her constant comparisons to her more successful siblings bred an unwarranted complex of inferiority within her.
The athlete's injury shattered their confidence, leading to a crippling sense of inferiority on the field.
