Insufficient
Definition: Not enough; inadequate for a particular purpose; on the LSAT, describes evidence or conditions that are not adequate to guarantee a conclusion. (adjective)
Example: The evidence was insufficient to support the prosecution's case.
Synonyms: inadequate, deficient
Antonyms: sufficient, adequate
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Questions about Insufficient
What does “Insufficient” mean?
Insufficient (adjective) means not enough; inadequate for a particular purpose; on the LSAT, describes evidence or conditions that are not adequate to guarantee a conclusion.
How do you use “Insufficient” in a sentence?
The evidence was insufficient to support the prosecution's case.
What are synonyms of “Insufficient”?
Words with a similar meaning to Insufficient include inadequate, deficient. Opposites include sufficient, adequate.
Is “Insufficient” a test vocabulary word?
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