Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lack-in
phrasal verb
/læk ɪn/
Definition
To be deficient or insufficient in a particular quality or ability.
Examples
- John seems to lack-in confidence during his presentations.
- The project might lack-in necessary resources if we do not secure more funding.
- She felt she lacked-in experience for the job position.
Meaning
When someone or something lacks a certain feature or skill, it is not present or is below what is needed.
Synonyms
- be deficient in
- be short of
- be wanting in
