Insufficiently

/ɪnˈsʌfɪʃəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that is not adequate or enough.

The project was insufficiently funded, leading to delays in its completion.

Lacking the necessary quality or quantity.

She was insufficiently prepared for the exam, resulting in a poor performance.

In a manner that does not meet the required standards.

The service at the restaurant was insufficiently attentive, causing frustration among the patrons.

Not to an adequate extent or degree.

The report was insufficiently detailed to make a proper assessment of the situation.

From Latin 'insufficientem' meaning 'not enough'.

insufficient evidence

Evidence that does not adequately support a conclusion.

insufficient funds

Not having enough money to cover a cost.

insufficient knowledge

Lack of adequate information or understanding.

sufficient

Adequate amount or degree.

insufficient

Not enough; inadequate.

Not cutting it.

Your excuse just isn't cutting it; it was insufficient.

Subpar.

That performance was subpar and insufficient for this competition.