Pronunciation: /sʌbpɑːr/
noun a person or thing that is below average or inferior
A1 I was disappointed with the subpar quality of the food at the restaurant.
A2 The subpar performance of the team led to their defeat in the championship.
B1 The company received negative reviews due to their subpar customer service.
B2 The subpar conditions of the hotel room made the guests uncomfortable.
C1 The subpar results of the experiment were unexpected given the resources invested.
C2 The subpar management of the project led to delays and cost overruns.
adjective below average or inferior
A1 The food at the restaurant was subpar.
A2 The hotel room had subpar amenities.
B1 The company's performance this quarter was subpar.
B2 The quality of the product was subpar compared to others on the market.
C1 The service provided by the airline was subpar and disappointing.
C2 The team's overall performance was considered subpar by industry standards.
formal The quality of the product was subpar compared to industry standards.
informal I was disappointed with the subpar service at the restaurant.
slang The movie was subpar, I wouldn't waste your money on it.
figurative Her performance in the play was subpar, lacking the usual energy and enthusiasm.
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