subpotency

/ˈsʌbpoʊtənsi/; /ˌsʌbpoʊˈtɛnsi/

Definitions

1. noun

A degree of potency that is less than average or expected, especially in a medicine or a drug.

“The researcher noted a subpotency in the new medication, which could be the reason for its reduced effectiveness.”

Synonyms

  • inefficacy
  • insufficiency

Antonyms

  • efficacy
  • hyperpotency