View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Lack.

Lack meaning

A deficiency or need (of something desirable or necessary); an absence, want, dearth. | A defect or failing; moral or spiritual degeneracy.

Synonyms of Lack

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The lack of courage, the lack of leadership, the lack of ambition, the lack of how power works and most of all, the lack of confidence in the Scottish People all in one article.

He added: “Most concerning of all is the lack of awareness, the lack of funding and the lack of research.

But it just shows a lack of pride, a lack of togetherness as a family, even a lack of a once-in-a-while goal for the kids and Mom and Dad — to take a peek every now and then to see how the carrots and rutabagas are doing!

The definition of twenty-first-century phony war, on the other hand, is its lack of clarity, its lack of purpose, its lack of any true imperative for national survival (despite a never-ending hysteria over the “terrorist threat”).

In a sermon widely reported in the press, Reverend Peale blamed me for all the lack of patriotism, lack of responsibility, and lack of discipline of the young people who opposed the war.

Lack of sustainability can be due to pests, diseases that attack cocoa trees, lack of farming supplies, and lack of knowledge about modern farming techniques.

There are many reasons that overtraining occurs, including lack of adequate nutrition, lack of recovery time between workouts, insufficient sleep, and training at a high intensity for too long (a lack of splitting apart workouts).

There are no neurons that lack a soma, but there are neurons that lack dendrites, and others that lack an axon.

Bossous and an intern who spoke with the under the condition of anonymity thus see the lack of diversity in GUASFCU leadership as contributing to a cyclical lack of diversity in teller classes.

For the next of kin of the passengers on board, this lack of evidence represents a lack of closure, which has defined their lives for the past nine years.

Furthermore, key barriers to women’s political participation in Plateau include discrimination by men, lack of finance, poor leadership skills, Lack of cooperation among women and Cultural religious and economic barriers.

If that is the case, then some party members who failed candidate vetting on the grounds of lack of knowledge of SNP policy will surely draw some ironic comfort that their lack is shared by the candidates for the leadership of our party.

Lack of nuance is even greater emphasized by lack of reading, which is further discussed and in Daniel Macomber’s column about nuance.

Licht argued that the media’s blind spots owe to a lack of diversity—and not the lack of diversity that he sees newsrooms obsessing over.

Michaels was pretty clear that the lack of enthusiasm for last year’s games shouldn’t fall on his shoulders, but rather the quality of the games or lack thereof.

Poverty rarely has a single cause-there are several issues such as dysfunction in the home, lack of education, low self-esteem, envy, lack of work, etc. etc. etc. the list goes on and on.

She does not believe there is a lack of spiritual discernment in the Church, but rather a lack of courage.

SMBs often have fewer cybersecurity guardrails in place due to a lack of informed leadership and lack of funds.

The lack of stability brought on by these communal homes — not to mention the lack of male role models and the frequent visits of nonrelative male adults — can be a serious impediment to successful child rearing.

The most common violations described in the inspection reports were the lack of a written or updated care plan for each resident and a lack of documentation for staff training.