inquorate

/ ɪnˈkwɔːreɪt /

adjective

1. not consisting of or being a quorum

   this meeting is inquorate

Example Sentences

Another example is how the European Union, China and 15 other countries reacted to Trump’s efforts to paralyse the World Trade Organisation by leaving its appellate body inquorate with too few judges.

Read more on The Guardian

Enough members resigned in support of Danius that the academy was left inquorate, with Engdahl in control of the rump.

Read more on The Guardian

A Friedmanite might therefore hope that Nigeria’s rate-setting committee remains inquorate for a little longer.

Read more on Economist

Votes at Bath Spa, Loughborough and Worcester universities were ruled inquorate as too few students took part.

Read more on BBC

A vote by students at Worcester University was deemed inquorate after fewer than 10% of students took part - so they will remain with the NUS.

Read more on BBC