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Meanings of complete lack in English

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Usage of complete lack in English
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However, one issue is the complete lack of depth in the ranks.
The South African
2
Her initial response was to mention his complete lack of car knowledge.
Wired
3
The slight change in Libor demonstrates there's a complete lack of confidence.
Reuters
4
Prosecutors have... accused him despite a complete lack of evidence, Stefanov said.
Reuters
5
Electroretinography revealed a complete lack of electrical signals in response to light.
Pubmed
6
One of Somalia's biggest problems is a complete lack of maritime security.
Wired
7
Sometimes the magter seem to suffer from a complete lack of imagination.
Planet of the Damned
8
Especially not with the complete lack of communication coming from the IAAf.
The South African
9
His lack of substance was matched with a complete lack of charisma.
The Guardian
10
It is the complete lack of empathy that strikes me the most.
The Guardian
11
Does it show the world Trump's complete lack of seriousness & ignorance?
News.com.au
12
It wouldn't be real messy, either, given the complete lack of blood.
Mob rules
13
What I like about the show is its complete lack of self-consciousness.
The Guardian
14
How dare my friends fuss over my sister's complete lack of originality?
The Lying Game
15
In part he'd felt certain because he sensed a complete lack of danger.
The Wyrmling Horde
16
Ms Ali said the comments show a complete lack of awareness.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Complete lack through the time
Complete lack across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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