Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Lacking
Lacking adjective - Not coming up to an expected measure or meeting a particular need.
Both words in one sentence
- But later books reveal Granny is full of self-doubt and not lacking a form of kindness; right from the beginning it's clear that Magrat has a core of iron; and Word of God is that Nanny is more powerful than Granny, but cultivates an image that hides this because she has less will to use it.
Source: Hidden Depths / Literature -
In order for a spaceship to have full control, it needs thrusters on all six faces (forward/reverse/left/right/up/down) and a gyroscope for rotation; lacking a axis means the ship must rotate to bring a thruster to bear in order to cancel out velocity in that direction.
Source: Space Friction - Not so for someone who is clinically insane and therefore lacking full control over his/her faculties.
Source: Moral Event Horizon / Religion
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