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subpar

[suhb-pahr] / sʌbˈpɑr /
ADJECTIVE
below average
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
above average




Example Sentences

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The ultra-Orthodox community, and to a lesser extent the religious nationalist community run separate school systems that offer subpar educations with little respect for democratic values like minority rights, Ben-David said.

From Seattle Times

Following subpar nights in losses to the Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets, Russell closed the season by shooting nearly 54% from the field in his final eight games, averaging 16.9 points during that stint.

From Los Angeles Times

Sixx also “gaslighted” Mars in recent years, the suit says, telling him that his guitar playing was subpar, that he often played the wrong chords onstage and that he had “some sort of cognitive dysfunction.”

From New York Times

Considering that just two years ago, the hot topic at the women’s tournament was the subpar workout equipment given the women compared to the men, I’d call that a major step forward.

From Seattle Times

Large majorities of adults say the economy is subpar and getting worse due to the rising cost of living, Gallup reported Friday.

From Washington Times