insufficiently (Meaning)

Wordnet

insufficiently (r)

to an insufficient degree

Webster

In an insufficient manner or degree; unadequately.

The bridge was insufficiently strong to support the heavy traffic.
The team was insufficiently trained for the complex mission.
The evidence was insufficiently conclusive to prove the suspect's guilt.
The funds allocated for the project were insufficiently adequate.
The student's grades were insufficiently high to qualify for the scholarship.
The medication was insufficiently effective in relieving the patient's pain.
The company's financial performance was insufficiently profitable to meet expectations.
The water supply was insufficiently potable for human consumption.
The security measures were insufficiently robust to prevent unauthorized access.
The research paper was insufficiently rigorous to support its claims.

to an insufficient degreeIn an insufficient manner or degree; unadequately.

inadequately, improperly, inappropriately, unpromisingly, faultily,wrongly, badly, mistakenly, incorrectly,awry

well, right, well, perfectly, perfectly, right, favorably, rightly, correctly, properly

The bridge was insufficiently strong to support the heavy traffic.

The team was insufficiently trained for the complex mission.

The evidence was insufficiently conclusive to prove the suspect's guilt.

The funds allocated for the project were insufficiently adequate.