Adjective:

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adequate to's Usage Examples:

The current literature is inadequate to provide the information we need to assess the extent to which environmental chemicals contribute to precocious puberty.

It was widely believed that Morgan, who was, in the words of Margaret Gowing, amiable but not adequate to the task, had been appointed by mistake, having been confused with his namesake, General Sir William Morgan.

This was understood from the first to be only a temporary expedient, inadequate to the expected growth of the city.

as an object of visual anthropology, the term ethnofiction is as well adequate to refer to experimental documentaries preceding and following Rouch"s oeuvre.

As the church continued to grow the old buildings proved inadequate to meet those needs.

adequate to protect deployed DEA agents in such remote jungle locations, but trudged forward.

All the discoveries of mankind, however, are regarded as inadequate to explain the marvelous powers of this machine, by which the patients feel themselves persecuted.

scarcely adequate to the service, in new raised troops, where there are court-martials every day.

moribund Democratic Party at a presidential level, although it was not adequate to give Smith those states’ electoral votes.

connotation arises when the denotative relationship between a signifier and its signified is inadequate to serve the needs of the community.

In November 1850 it was reported of that year's cereal crop that it might give about 453 bolls of meal, or what would be adequate to the support of the population for about two months; whilst even then there were families who did not possess so many pecks of meal as there were persons in them.

Reward – Sugar may withdraw the reward, if the winning team's performance on the task is considered to be too inadequate to his liking.

Envy is just an admiration that fights for Humanitas against Humanitas, and thus, being the war the grand function of the human genus, all the pugnacious feeling are the most adequate to happiness.

Synonyms:

equal, capable, up to, equal to, adequate,

Antonyms:

inadequate, incomparable, incommensurate, inequality, unequal,