Synonyms for adequately
ad·e·quate·ly

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1. adequatelyadverb

   in an adequate manner or to an adequate degree

   "he was adequately prepared"

   Antonyms:
   inadequately

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1. List of paraphrases for "adequately":

   properly, appropriately, sufficiently, duly, satisfactorily, enough, suitably, correctly, fully, accurately, sufficient, full, appropriate, well, due

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1. Kobus Verster:

   While we acknowledge that emissions at our Vanderbijlpark plant exceeded permissible H2S levels for a period of time in the past, steps were taken to address the problem but unfortunately the initiatives implemented did not adequately resolve the problem.

2. Andrea Mitchell:

   I really do think — in talking to members of Congress — that they now see the politics right now, and it may not last, that the American people are behind this, and more likely, are willing to take a hit at the pump. I do n’t think it’s been sold adequately.

3. Zack Wittman/Bloomberg/Getty:

   Unfortunately, we have a staffing issue right now, as air traffic controllers. We are 1,200 certified professional controllers less now than we were 10 years ago, it’s time for us to accurately and adequately staff the facilities.

4. Obstetrics Gynecology:

   I think it's also important to keep in mind that the risks of any medication -- whether it's ondansetron or any other medication -- need to be balanced against the risks of inadequate treatment or no treatment, particularly in those patients that have severe nausea and vomiting in pregnancy, or hyperemesis gravidarum, those conditions carry some real risks themselves -- dehydration, electrolyte abnormalities -- and a lot of these patients require admission to the hospital if they're not adequately treated.

5. Matthew Kanin:

   If the judge thought the current court-appointed counsel wasn't doing the job adequately or even without any judgments on adequacy if the court simply wanted to grant the protected person's wish for a new attorney then it could be done without much notice or warning.