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Meanings of inferiority in English
Catalan
inferioritat Spanish
inferioridad Portuguese
inferioridade Spanish
inferioridad Catalan
inferioritat Spanish
inferioridad Synonyms
Examples for "unfavorable position"
Examples for "unfavorable position"
1
The Federals soon opened on us with two guns occupying an unfavorable position considerably below us.
2
If they fall in an unfavorable position, they continue the effort until the blocks fall as desired.
3
She was plunged up to her armpits in the snow, and was, of course, placed in a very unfavorable position for extricating herself.
4
Even the sourest and crabbedest apple, growing in the most unfavorable position, suggests such thoughts as these, it is so noble a fruit.
5
He must act promptly and decisively, or he would find himself in a distinctly unfavorable position in his relations with the Criminal Investigation Department.
Usage of inferiority in English
1
The merit in them and the implied inferiority in ourselves is less.
2
The writer of the article asserts the inferiority of English scientific workers.
3
The explanation of President Wilson will be found in a certain inferiority.
4
The advantage of position partially compensated Stuart for his inferiority in numbers.
5
The dirty white of his costume is the token of his inferiority.
6
The suggestion of inferiority is one of the most difficult to overcome.
7
Do you think the Indian middle class suffers from an inferiority complex?
8
With a naval inferiority, it is impossible to make war in America.
9
Wounded in his self-esteem, rare is the one who frankly acknowledges inferiority.
10
The French, slow to believe their naval inferiority, now submitted in silence.
11
He no longer felt a dim animosity and inferiority in his presence.
12
They have a strong sense of and acquiescence in, their own inferiority.
13
Not that, in all probability, Paul and his archduchess noticed the inferiority.
14
Apart from the point of inferiority, however, the position had its charm.
15
But she was far from visiting their inferiority upon the younger generation.
16
This inferiority would be changed on the morrow into an overwhelming superiority.
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Translations for inferiority
Spanish
Portuguese
Inferiority through the time
Inferiority across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common