Adequate
Adequate adjective - Of a level of quality that meets one's needs or standards.
Out of
Out of adverb - Motivated by.
Both terms in one sentence
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Then she learns exactly what's growing inside her and immediately performs a Cesarean section on herself without adequate anesthetic, she's that desperate to get it out of her.
Source: Fetus Terrible -
The driver was a perfectly adequate fella, please-and-thank-you, it's the commander who was out of her gourd.
Source: Tank Goodness - This results in both the others being able to provide less adequate cover fire (out of fear they'll hit her) and her being injured.
Source: Revenge Before Reason
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