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Meanings of ill-equipped in English

Ill-equipped.

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Usage of ill-equipped in English
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This was next level problem solving I was ill-equipped to deal with.
News.com.au
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They aid French Polynesia was ill-equipped to deal with the threatening pandemic.
Radio NZ
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That makes it ill-equipped to fund adaptation to climate threats, said Carimo.
Reuters
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It wasn't just that the force seemed ill-equipped to tackle racist crime.
The Guardian
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The ill-equipped Malian army was easily overwhelmed and embarrassed by the MNLA.
Ebony
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A small force, and one ill-equipped to go up against the Baldies.
Key Out of Time
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If things turn nasty, they could be ill-equipped to prevent a mauling.
The Guardian
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The state is currently ill-equipped to offer injured campaigners the help they need.
The Guardian
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I have thought since how particularly ill-equipped I was for such an experience.
The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds
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Ituri has since hosted frequent battles between rival militia and ill-equipped government soldiers.
Reuters
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They were for the most part prison-like and ill-equipped to help the children.
The new yorker
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The vessels are often flimsy and ill-equipped for the journey across the Mediterranean.
Reuters
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Critics say the two nations are completely ill-equipped to resettle refugees.
BBC
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They travel in ill-equipped boats that often break down or sink.
Reuters
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It led with a story about the region's hospitals being ill-equipped for emergencies.
Radio NZ
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And it all comes at a time when municipalities are ill-equipped to respond.
Reuters
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