Lack and Plenty

Lack

Lack noun - The fact or state of being absent.
Usage example: the lack of news about the fate of the soldiers was frustrating

Plenty is an antonym for lack in deficiency topic.

Nearby Words: lacking, lacked

Plenty

Plenty noun - A considerable amount.
Usage example: plenty of people showed up

Lack is an antonym for plenty in much topic.

How words are described

high high lack high plenty
short short lack short plenty
many many lack many plenty
relative relative lack relative plenty
Other adjectives: conspicuous, actual, massive, large, great, huge, new, limited.

Both words in one sentence

  • Despite the relative lack of actual interaction, NaruHina had been popular enough to get plenty of Ship Tease in Filler, a date in a High School A.U.
  • Theodore Nott also has plenty of fans despite his few appearances and lack of lines.
  • He's been treated much better by Fan Fic: the show's sheer lack of love for him kept him on the minds of enough fans that he's got plenty of fanwork dedicated to him.
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