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Meanings of somewhat lacking in English

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Usage of somewhat lacking in English
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On the whole, however, he seems to be somewhat lacking in variety.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
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Photograph: Mr A Haddington Elsewhere we're somewhat lacking in photographic evidence.
The Guardian
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Words are somewhat lacking right now, but we are so thrilled!
BBC
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Liquidity was somewhat lacking with Japanese markets closed for a holiday on Monday.
Reuters
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Very clean, very easy to understand, and somewhat lacking in color.
After the quake: stories
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But the resisting heart seems of late to be somewhat lacking.
Ceres' Runaway, and Other Essays
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It would also need investment, which we all know is somewhat lacking at present.
The Guardian
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However, as an exercise in communication it is somewhat lacking.
The Irish Times
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The walk was somewhat lacking in incident and conversational openings.
The Divine Fire
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And you will need to slather them in dip, because flavour is somewhat lacking.
The Irish Times
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Maybe they are militaristic, overly programmed, and somewhat lacking in a sense of humor.
Mockingjay
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But, unsurprisingly, the care she received as a prisoner with Aids was somewhat lacking.
The Guardian
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Proudly worn on its sleeve, but somewhat lacking in substance and subservient to self-interest.
The Guardian
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He was an upright and genial man, but somewhat lacking in moderation and taste.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
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The problem was difficult, and the Patagonian scientists, though intelligent, were somewhat lacking in grit.
Last and First Men
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In some sections the Gregg is still valuable, but it is somewhat lacking in hardiness.
Manual of Gardening (Second Edition) / A Practical Guide to the ...
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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