inadequacy
ਕਾਬਲ
definition
noun
the inadequacy of available resources
the state or quality of being inadequate; lack of the quantity or quality required.
example
Actively dispute with yourself internal messages of 'inadequacy' .
Several studies have shown the 'inadequacy' of the 15-minute office visit in providing patients adequate information.
A further consequence of the strength of conservative morality is the 'inadequacy' of sex education.
the 'inadequacy' of available resources
The cause of famine, consequently, is not an 'inadequacy' of food.
The 'inadequacy' of the insulation may have caused condensation, giving rise to a risk of further outbreaks of dry rot.
Any thoughtful president must surely have infinitely greater moments of inwardly perceived 'inadequacy' .
her feelings of personal 'inadequacy'
You were simply stoic in the face of my 'inadequacy' .
More demanding tasks can soon show the 'inadequacy' of low amounts of RAM.
At the same time the 'inadequacy' of all the present radical groupings in the party was cruelly demonstrated.
The Civil War had demonstrated the 'inadequacy' of the old coastal forts.
Many, even most, students hold personal fears of 'inadequacy' that undermine their ability to move forward.
The 'inadequacy' of the material is not in itself a ground for prohibition.
The quick impression is of success, the full picture is of unbridled 'inadequacy' .
her feelings of personal 'inadequacy'
the 'inadequacy' of available resources
We can never be perfect, so we often have a sense of failure or 'inadequacy' no matter how well we perform.
Its financial 'inadequacies' are all the more reason for the MIA to add some creative flair to its image.
The 'inadequacies' of observation in our field are well-known.
A gaggle of girls walked past Jay tittering at his 'inadequacies' .
Distorted, slurred vocals suggest greatness without having any 'inadequacies' exposed.
The manner in which he mishandled the Reid situation was indicative of his 'inadequacies' .
Like an avenging angel, the stranger forces the menfolk to confront their own 'inadequacies' .
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