Definitions and Examples of lack, want
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The state of being without or not having enough of something.
Example
The lack of rain has caused a drought in the region.
To desire or need something that is absent or lacking.
Example
I want a cup of coffee, but there is none left in the pot.
Key Differences: lack vs want
- 1Lack refers to the absence or insufficiency of something that is needed or desired.
- 2Want refers to the desire or need for something that is absent or lacking.
Effective Usage of lack, want
- 1Expressing Needs: Use want to express what you need or desire.
- 2Describing Shortages: Use lack to describe a shortage or insufficiency of something.
- 3Negotiating: Use these antonyms to negotiate for what you need or want.
Remember this!
The antonyms of serving are lack and want. Use lack to describe a shortage or insufficiency of something, and want to express what you need or desire. These antonyms can be used in negotiating for what you need or want.