dis·ad·van·taged 
(dĭs′əd-văntĭjd)
(dĭs′əd-văntĭjd)adj.
1. Deprived of some of the basic necessities or advantages of life, such as adequate housing, medical care, or educational facilities.
2. Being at a disadvantage, especially with respect to competitive or opposing elements or forces: "We can't have ... disadvantaged conventional forces on one hand and strategic nuclear forces on the other" (Bernard Rogers).
n. (used with a pl. verb)
Deprived people considered as a group. Often used with the.
dis′ad·vantaged·ness n.
- infrangible
- infrangibly
- infraorder
- infrared
- infrared astronomy
- infrasonic
- infrasound
- infraspecific
- infrastructural
- infrastructure
- infrequence
- infrequency
- infrequent
- infrequently
- infringe
- infringement
- infringer
- infructescence
- in full cry
- in full swing
- in fun
- infundibular
- infundibulate
- infundibuliform
- infundibulum