Meanings of distinctly lacking in English

It's also distinctly lacking in the warning notes that come with the pills.

They are distinctly lacking in both North and South.

With cover for the pair distinctly lacking, they will be vital to Palace's promotion bid.

She sometimes thought wistfully that Marilla was very hard to please and distinctly lacking in sympathy and understanding.

It is not impossible and others could be dragged in but on Saturday's evidence Sunderland's variety in attack and midfield is distinctly lacking.

Until recently, it had its own individual style of wine, aged in oak for long periods, which to European palates was distinctly lacking in fruit.

The BBC missed the Irish dimension of Brexit, and its coverage of the UK's departure from the European Union has been distinctly lacking in curiosity(...)

"Having regard to the company present," commented the fishy-eyed gentleman, "I consider that anecdote as distinctly lacking in tact."