Definition of subpar in US English:

subpar

adjective səbˈpärsəbˈpär

Below an average level.
Example sentencesExamples
- His average qualifying effort of 15.2 in 2004 was subpar, but the team learned from its mistakes.
- That boy may be regarded as somewhat subpar by his female peers.
- It also shows the club's commitment to bolstering a subpar pitching staff - a priority that's not always apparent.
- Before the end of the year there was a lot of murmuring about the holiday shopping season being subpar.
- The growth was funded at subpar levels, barely juicy enough to tempt the cash-starved universities.

Definition of subpar in US English:

subpar

adjectivesəbˈpär

Below an average level.
Example sentencesExamples
- His average qualifying effort of 15.2 in 2004 was subpar, but the team learned from its mistakes.
- Before the end of the year there was a lot of murmuring about the holiday shopping season being subpar.
- That boy may be regarded as somewhat subpar by his female peers.
- It also shows the club's commitment to bolstering a subpar pitching staff - a priority that's not always apparent.
- The growth was funded at subpar levels, barely juicy enough to tempt the cash-starved universities.

单词	subpar
释义	Definition of subpar in US English: subpar adjective səbˈpärsəbˈpär Below an average level. Example sentencesExamples His average qualifying effort of 15.2 in 2004 was subpar, but the team learned from its mistakes. That boy may be regarded as somewhat subpar by his female peers. It also shows the club's commitment to bolstering a subpar pitching staff - a priority that's not always apparent. Before the end of the year there was a lot of murmuring about the holiday shopping season being subpar. The growth was funded at subpar levels, barely juicy enough to tempt the cash-starved universities. Definition of subpar in US English: subpar adjectivesəbˈpär Below an average level. Example sentencesExamples His average qualifying effort of 15.2 in 2004 was subpar, but the team learned from its mistakes. Before the end of the year there was a lot of murmuring about the holiday shopping season being subpar. That boy may be regarded as somewhat subpar by his female peers. It also shows the club's commitment to bolstering a subpar pitching staff - a priority that's not always apparent. The growth was funded at subpar levels, barely juicy enough to tempt the cash-starved universities.
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