Antonyms for in sufficient

Grammar : Adj

Spell : in-suh-fish-uhnt

Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn səˈfɪʃ ənt

Definition of in sufficient

Origin : late 14c., from Old French insufficient (14c.), from Latin insufficientem (nominative insufficiens) "insufficient," from in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + sufficientem (see sufficient). Originally of persons, "inadequate, unable;" of things, from late 15c. Related: Insufficiently.

As in incapable : adj not adequate; helpless
As in incompetent : adj unskillful, unable
As in incomplete : adj unfinished, wanting
As in inconsequential/inconsiderable : adj of no significance
As in insufficient : adj not enough; lacking
As in lame : adj feeble, weak
As in light : adj small in amount, content
As in limited : adj inadequate, short
As in little : adj small in size, amount
As in meager : adj small, inadequate; poor
As in piddly : adj meager, trivial
As in poor : adj deficient, inadequate
As in scant/scanty : adj inadequate
As in shy : adj lacking, failing
As in sketchy : adj rough, incomplete
As in skimpy : adj sparse, inadequate
As in slender/slim : adj inadequate, flimsy
As in small : adj tiny in size, quantity
As in thin : adj deficient, weak
As in disappointing : adj unsatisfactory
As in inconsequential : adj insignificant
As in scanty : adj inadequate
As in short-handed : adj understaffed
As in ineffectual : adj useless
As in scant : adj meager
As in smallish : adj little
As in defective : adj broken, not working
As in deficient : adj imperfect, inadequate
As in dissatisfactory : adj unsatisfactory
As in failing : adj not well, weak
As in faulty : adj not working; incorrect
As in feeble : adj not strong; ineffective
As in few : adj hardly any
As in futile : adj hopeless, pointless

Synonyms for in sufficient

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