Aún no tenemos significados para "so deficient".
1The morality of the heathens is not so deficient as many have imagined.
2He was so deficient in that respect as to be singular.
3Have the English been found so deficient in spirit compared with other nations?
4Ah, that's because your character is so deficient in true chivalry.
5What unsatisfactory creatures we are as children, so imperfect, so deficient!
6It is there that that poor wretch is so deficient.
7She had taught herself the dominion over her mind in which she had once been so deficient.
8First, his powers of observation are so deficient that it is difficult for him to obtain facts.
9In an age so deficient in physiological learning as the twelfth century, the mysteries of race were unknown.
10I was surprised at this, for there are few countries so deficient in this essential commodity as Persia.
11He was notoriously so deficient in the faculty of humor, that even Sydney Smith was unintelligible to him.
12This year also was so deficient in mast, that there was never heard such in all this land or in Wales.
13He is so deficient in equipage, also, that it will be impossible for him to carry his troops over great distances.
14He knew that the one would regard it as heretical, and the other as so deficient in subtlety as to seem foolish.
15Deloitte's audits "were so deficient that the audit amounted to no audit at all," the plaintiffs argued in court papers.
16While they are carrying him away, I ask myself bitterly why Gregoire is so deficient in grace, why he cannot suffer decently?
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So deficient a través del tiempo
So deficient por variante geográfica