Antonyms for in sufficiency

Grammar : Noun

Spell : in-suh-fish-uh n-see

Phonetic Transcription : ˌɪn səˈfɪʃ ən si

Definition of in sufficiency

Origin : 1520s, from Late Latin insufficientia, noun of quality from insufficientem (see insufficient). Insufficience "deficiency" is from early 15c.

As in inability : noun disabling lack of talent, skill
As in inadequacy : noun shortage, defect, inability
As in absence : noun state of lacking something needed or usual
As in lack : noun deficiency, need
As in need : noun poverty
As in need : noun emergency; pressing lack
As in paucity : noun lack, scarcity
As in pittance : noun small amount
As in poverty : noun want; extreme need, often financial
As in shortage : noun deficiency
As in shortfall : noun deficit; imperfection
As in want : noun lack, need
As in incapacity : noun inadequacy
As in insufficiency : noun lack
As in penury : noun poverty
As in scarcity : noun deficiency
As in impecuniosity : noun poverty
As in impecuniousness : noun poverty
As in impoverishment : noun poverty
As in incapability : noun inability
As in incompetency : noun inability
As in neediness : noun poverty
As in pennilessness : noun poverty
As in penuriousness : noun poverty
As in powerlessness : noun inability
As in scantiness : noun shortage
As in scantness : noun shortage
As in scarceness : noun shortage
As in underage : noun shortage
As in default : noun failure; want
As in deficiency : noun imperfection, inadequacy
As in deficit : noun shortage of something needed, required
As in disproportion : noun imbalance
As in drought : noun dryness; shortage of supply
As in feebleness : noun lack of strength; ineffectiveness
As in imperfection : noun flaw

Synonyms for in sufficiency

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