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Meanings of very inadequate in English
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Usage of very inadequate in English
1
No national planning on this issue precisely, or very little, very inadequate.
2
Aylaen frowned at the jar, which seemed a very inadequate hiding place.
3
But the amount was found to be very inadequate to the growing demand.
4
Through the gap I could see a figure silhouetted against very inadequate lighting.
5
Yet this ambitious central government was working with very inadequate and unsuitable instruments.
6
The means available for this important object have been very inadequate.
7
Surely he had bartered his soul for a very inadequate mess of pottage.
8
It is the real power, of which all material powers are very inadequate symbols.
9
We can only have a very inadequate knowledge of the duration of our body.
10
To call this kind of thing Vandalism is a very inadequate and unfair description.
11
Unfortunately our information concerning all this class is very inadequate.
12
Again Belisarius is sent into Italy, but without supplies and with very inadequate forces.
13
And you are very little, very small, very inadequate among these Titans of circumstance.
14
I feel that my letter is very inadequate, mother.
15
I now know that this view was very inadequate; but it was then in full force.
16
But words are very inadequate-anyway, my words are.
This collocation consists of:
Very inadequate through the time
Very inadequate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common