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inadequacy
noun as in shortage, defect, inability
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Example Sentences
A Labour grandee agreed that the "devastating" fall in support for the party in Wales was largely down to the "inadequacies of London Labour" including the Treasury "priding itself on what it doesn't spend".
He said the families were "extremely concerned" about an evidential picture which indicated a "series of system failings, complacency, a lack of curiosity and inadequacy".
While Rocky moved away and thrived, Roman withered in inadequacy feeling abandoned.
The review said most of problems with data resulted from "inadequacies" in the way the agency plans and makes decisions.
The review said that most of these problems result from "inadequacies" in the way the agency plans and makes decisions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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