inadequacy
/ɪnədˈkwɒsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of being inadequate, or the quality of being insufficient or unsatisfactory.
“The inadequacy of the emergency response plan was a major concern.”
2. noun
A lack or deficiency of something, especially skills, abilities, or resources.
“The teacher addressed the inadequacy of the student’s math skills.”
3. noun
A feeling of inadequacy or being insufficient, often accompanied by self-doubt or insecurity.
“The pressure to succeed created feelings of inadequacy in many students.”
4. noun
A situation or circumstance in which something is lacking or insufficient.
“The city’s infrastructure faced the inadequacy of its public transportation system.”