insufficiently
1 of 1adverb/ˌɪnsəˈfɪʃəntli/
1
in a manner indicating a lack of quantity or quality
- The report was insufficiently detailed to support their conclusions.
- He was insufficiently trained for the demands of the job.
- The food was insufficiently cooked and had to be sent back.
- The proposal was insufficiently funded and eventually failed.
- Her explanation was insufficiently clear for the committee to understand.
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