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Meanings of adequate in English
Having the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task.
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Usage of adequate in English
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Progress on problem loans was far from adequate so far, he said.
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Many of these victims lack the adequate support from family and community.
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Children need adequate information about their rights and role in justice processes.
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Background: An adequate diet contributes to health and wellbeing in older age.
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Even that shall leave adequate funds for your first year or two.
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The government rejected all its recommendations, saying the existing process was adequate.
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It should begin to focus on providing adequate support for new farmers.
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Are the laws of Tonga adequate to deal with this growing problem?
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A year ago Chesterfield was a slightly dilapidated but entirely adequate station.
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Smith said Dargaville's water supply infrastructure was adequate - if rain came.
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However, obtaining adequate numbers of cardiac progenitors after MI remains a challenge.
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But it's not enough, without fiscal stimulus or adequate public health remedies.
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Conclusions: Early care and adequate management are needed to reduce malaria mortality.
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Without them the public health professionals will not get an adequate hearing.
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They say the government's initial proposals did not provide adequate financial support.
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We can only infer from effects causes exactly adequate to those effects.
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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