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Definition of ill-equipped in English: ill-equippedadjectiveɪlɪˈkwɪpt Not having the necessary resources or qualities for a particular role or task. they feel ill-equipped to cope with emotional issues Example sentencesExamples - They are ill-equipped for the task and the reporting process is painfully slow.
- Paraguay, one of South America's poorest countries, has a health service ill-equipped for disasters on this scale.
- He is a man apparently without qualities or talent; a man like so many other men marooned in the past, ill-equipped and uneducated for change.
- Those who do not have the benefit of having studied medicine at university are ill-equipped to diagnose themselves.
- When workmen eventually appeared at 11 am, Mr Jenkins says they were ill-equipped to clean the garden.
- What concerns counsellors and women's groups is that hairdressers may be ill-equipped to handle the issues they uncover.
- Even members of the forum admitted to the Sunday Herald this week that they were woefully ill-equipped for the task.
- It showed how ill-equipped the government was to deal with such an event as people in the story struggled to survive the chaos.
- Too many bristles, and the skeleton isn't strong enough; too much exoskeleton and the fly is ill-equipped to sense its environment.
- When disaster happens in a surgery, the staff are ill-equipped in every way to deal with a situation where brain death is four minutes away.
- The forest division is ill-equipped to tackle the plundering of forest resources or protect the rights of the tribals.
- But he added that many of these riders were often ill-equipped, both in terms of experience and in protective clothing other than a crash helmet.
- You'll laugh at Beethoven's foibles and you'll find it hard to suppress a tear as his friends do all they can to shield him from the world he was ill-equipped to be part of.
- Babies bring with them financial and social responsibilities for which many new parents are ill-equipped.
- These have long since disappeared, and the new generation of poorly educated Muslims is ill-equipped for the modern economy, the report says.
- So-called Spanish allies pulled out and left the ill-equipped British to virtually go it alone in the harsh winter.
- The discussion of this point must necessarily take place in rigorous scientific language, and I am ill-equipped for the task.
- Their little mouths flail about searching for nourishment, and their mothers are often ill-equipped to help them.
- One reason may be that they don't understand them, and that many small businesses are ill-equipped to handle specialist areas of finance.
- The early settlers were heroes for going out West, ill-equipped and unprepared.
Synonyms not ready, unready, off guard, off one's guard, surprised, taken aback, unsuspecting
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