inferiorly
- adverb
- /ɪnˈfɪəriərli/
:
de manera inferior
- The team performed inferiorly compared to their rivals in the championship match.
Examples
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She performed inferiorly compared to her peers.
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He felt that his work was judged inferiorly because of a lack of experience.
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This software runs inferiorly on older computers, causing frequent delays.
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Don't judge people inferiorly!
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The team performed inferiorly compared to their rivals in the championship match.
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This software runs inferiorly on older computers, causing frequent delays.
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He felt that his work was judged inferiorly because of a lack of experience.
Synonyms
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1.4
In a bad or unsuccessful way
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4.7
In a way that is not enough to meet a need or standard
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4.4
In a way that is not good enough
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4.9
In an average way, not very good or very bad
In a way that does not work as well as possible
In a way that does not have enough of what is needed
Antonyms
How Well
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inferiorly comes from the Latin inferus 'below' and the word inferior, which means 'lower'. So to do something inferiorly is to do it in a 'lower' way, for example in quality, rank, or ability.