Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

far-inferior

Adjective

/fɑːr ɪnˈfɪr.i.ər/

Definition

Much lower in quality or value than something else.

Examples

The team was far-inferior to their opponents, struggling to keep up.
Despite their efforts, the product was found to be far-inferior to the competition’s offerings.
Her skills were far-inferior when compared to the expert’s level.

Meaning

The term ‘far-inferior’ refers to being significantly lesser or not as good compared to another thing, often implying a considerable gap in quality or standard.