inadequacies
/ɪnˈædɪkwəsiz/ · in·ad·e·qu·a·cies
noun
- The state of being inadequate. The committee's report highlighted the inadequacies of the current safety protocols.
- A shortage of required material. The project was delayed due to the inadequacies of the supplied components.
- A lack of competence or ability. His inadequacies as a manager became evident during the crisis.
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Did you know? The plural 'inadequacies' appears in the preamble of the 1935 Social Security Act, where lawmakers warned of the inadequacies of existing welfare provisions.