lacking
উদাসীন
definition
verb
the novel lacks imagination
be without or deficient in.
adjective
adequate resources and funds are both sadly lacking at present
not available or in short supply.
translation of 'lacking'
adjective
অনুপস্থিত,
উদাসীন
example
Reports of exactly what is happening or has happened in Tal Afar are 'lacking' , and those that are available have little detail.
What is 'lacking' is the vision and the statesmanship necessary to make that vision a reality.
He was, in fact, a cruel dictator and his regime was " 'lacking' in compassion".
Her failure will be because people took a look at the content of her character and found it 'lacking' .
What is 'lacking' in local government is a truly independent tribunal.
The features are good, and the resulting weblogs perfectly workable: but something is 'lacking' here.
High quality technical school alternatives are also provided, a feature mostly 'lacking' in Great Britain.
The ending is also a big disappointment, completely 'lacking' in creativity and daring.
Anti-car policies, on the other hand, are still painfully 'lacking' in Edinburgh.
What is grossly 'lacking' , as much from the Right as from the Left, is any living sense of that.
Police presence, which is 'lacking' , should act as a deterrent for criminals.
Many Army barracks are overcrowded and 'lacking' in modern amenities, such as air conditioning.
To be fair to the Tralee side they were not 'lacking' in spirit and endeavour and they made the visitors fight every inch of the way.
Confidence in the future of the Social Security system has been 'lacking' for a long time.
I'm still severely 'lacking' in self confidence but getting there.
Although I found it unsatisfying and 'lacking' in credibility, the female friend with whom I watched it enjoyed it.
What seems to be 'lacking' right now is a national consensus about what it means to battle terrorism.
The current wave of metal has been widely criticized as 'lacking' in originality and differentiation.
A chiming grandfather clock is all that is 'lacking' to complete a scene redolent of a bygone era framed by stuffiness and reserve.
The danger of an epidemic here is high, as sanitation is simply 'lacking' .
However, what's 'lacking' here is the very same thing that made his early films so effective, the mirror held up to the audience.
In an increasingly impersonal age, swords provide the human touch which is so 'lacking' in guns.
This can serve as a fillip to activate and develop community spirit, so sadly 'lacking' in the country.
They knocked in a barrage of goals in the first two rounds, displaying a consistency sorely 'lacking' in the past.
I can hear the excitement in his voice when he's talking about things and it's been sadly 'lacking' in his voice of late.
For someone so 'lacking' in motivation, he has done quite well for himself.
Such information is often sorely 'lacking' in many accounts, although one mistake was encountered.
The story is what grabs your attention here, and it's one well worth following, told with a light touch often 'lacking' in games.
Even the seeds are partly or wholly 'lacking' , and when present are very thin and small.
Not that those readings were so terrible, he adds - he just felt something 'lacking' .
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