Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lack-depth
Adjective
/læk dɛpθ/
Definition
The quality of lacking sufficient depth, often used to describe ideas, discussions, or content that is superficial.
Examples
- The article on climate change was criticized for its lack-depth, failing to explore the intricate details involved.
- Many movies suffer from lack-depth, primarily focusing on action rather than character development.
- His analysis of the economic policies showed a distinct lack-depth, missing key arguments and statistics.
Meaning
When something is described as lack-depth, it means that it does not have enough complexity or thoroughness to be really insightful or substantial.
Synonyms
- Superficial
- Shallow
- Simple
- Unsophisticated
- Surface-level
