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View definitions for insufficiently

insufficiently

adverb as in barely

Strongest match

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The study itself offers indications that the cause of the ocean cold anomaly could lie in insufficiently documented information about the measurement techniques used at that time.

Other materials may be porous and selective but remain insufficiently stable for industrial applications.

While environmental advocates have decried some of these regulations as insufficiently protective, certain provisions — such as mandatory air monitoring — were hailed as milestones in the history of the agency’s air pollution policy.

From Salon

In recent months, Chinese public figures and companies have also been castigated for being insufficiently patriotic.

From BBC

Why it needed to be a mysterious omnipotent organization, I don’t know; perhaps plain old racketeers and crooked gamblers felt insufficiently nefarious to power a boxing story in 2024.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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