Insufficiently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSUFFICIENTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an insufficient manner or degree; unadequately.
ADVERB:
• INSUFFICIENT, not sufficient, also UNSUFFICIENT
• to an inadequate degree; not enough
• to an insufficient degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not sufficient; inadequate; lacking adequate power, capacity, or competence

Words related to INSUFFICIENTLY

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How to use INSUFFICIENTLY in a sentence

• Some had their children with them, who looked half perished with cold, always insufficiently clad, but they were quite happy roasting potatoes in the ashes.
• At any rate Lord INVERFORTH was insufficiently agile.
• All that we mean is that, for two reasons, it is likely that the marvels of Spiritualism will be, by believers in them, incorrectly and insufficiently reported.
• I lounged about the streets, insufficiently and unsatisfactorily fed.
• The former type found itself insufficiently respected, and the latter type found itself insufficiently adored.
• Maria del Fiore owned a piece of marble nine cubits in height, which had been brought from Carrara some hundred years before by a sculptor insufficiently acquainted with his art.
• Commonplace types regarded in the past as insufficiently drab, on the one hand, and insufficiently picturesque on the other are reflected in this new romantic treatment.
• Thus, overworked and insufficiently fed, they pushed valiantly on under burning suns, climbing the hills and wading the streams with their burdens, the vigorous in the van.
• But, taken as a main theme, this third topic, like the others, seems to me insufficiently inclusive to meet our present exigencies.
• Chosroes regarded Persia as insufficiently peopled, and made efforts to increase the population by encouraging and indeed compelling marriage.
• The advantages of the land-grant system are yet insufficiently appreciated in Australia, but in this system I believe there lies an enormous source of wealth.
• Their part in the Counter-Reformation has rather been exaggerated than insufficiently recognized.
• Instead of concentrating his defense on the fort, he scattered his men about the town, leaving the weakest part of his defenses, the eastern curtain, insufficiently manned.
• We are not credited with this temper, because we are insufficiently known.
• In the generality of his sermons he dwells very insufficiently upon distinctive Christian doctrine.
• The fault of his preaching was that by too exclusive a regard to the object of all religion, he dwelt insufficiently on the way by which it is accomplished.
• The position of the head in its influence on tone-production is an insufficiently considered subject.
• Tarrant, a little more talk was necessary, for the young lady had as yet been insufficiently explained.
• They were to find him far more comical than ever he had intended, and this was largely due to a fortuitous circumstance upon which he had insufficiently reckoned.
• At last she gave him up, concluding her vision was insufficiently purified or that he was exhibiting at other synagogues.
• Insufficiently protected by their clothing, Pencroft, Herbert and Spilett suffered cruelly, but not a complaint escaped their lips.
• When the atmosphere was calm, the low temperature was easily borne, but when the wind blew, the poor settlers, insufficiently clothed, felt it severely.
• The attack was insufficiently prepared, and feebly supported, by the artillery.
• It made her feel unnatural, as though joined to a creature with whom she was insufficiently acquainted, whose ways might not be her ways or its thoughts her thoughts.
• They were harassed by the Spanish with the long-range Mausers at night and insufficiently provided a part of the time with rations.
• But it is insufficiently realised that the tyranny which half frustrated all the good work of Puritanism was of a very peculiar kind.
• The bread made by the natives is found, by those who are accustomed to our wheat bread, to be insufficiently nourishing and therefore they lose their strength.
• The prejudice in favor of the home team, the cruel, frank unfairness toward the visiting team, were both insufficiently accentuated.
• When successfully roasted, the raw vegetable taste is entirely dissipated, which is not the ease if insufficiently done.
• It was soon found that the new industry was insufficiently protected by the existing criminal law and a new felony was created by the Illicit Diamond Buying Act.
• It was dimly, almost insufficiently lit, and there was a faint but not unpleasant odor in the drawing-room which reminded him of incense.
• She had no skill in managing a man, as her instincts were insufficiently feminine, and her courage was of a purely rough-and-tumble kind.

Similar words containing SUFFICIENT without suffix ly and without prefix in

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