Lack ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lack ( noun )

1. An insufficient or inadequate amount of something.
2. The state of being without or not having something.
3. A shortage or scarcity of something.
4. A deficiency or insufficiency of something.
5. The absence or shortfall of something.

Origin:

The word lack comes from the old english word "leac" which means deficiency or scarcity. it refers to an insufficient or inadequate amount of something.

Examples:

1. He noticed a lack of resources.
2. She felt a lack of motivation.
3. He talked about a lack of funding.
4. She worried about a lack of support.
5. He apologized for a lack of preparation.

(As a verb)

Lack ( verb )

1. An insufficient or inadequate amount of something.
2. The state of being without or not having something.
3. A shortage or scarcity of something.
4. A deficiency or insufficiency of something.
5. The absence or shortfall of something.

Origin:

The word lack comes from the old english word "leac" which means deficiency or scarcity. it refers to an insufficient or inadequate amount of something.

Examples:

1. He noticed a lack of resources.
2. She felt a lack of motivation.
3. He talked about a lack of funding.
4. She worried about a lack of support.
5. He apologized for a lack of preparation.