lack originality

Frequency: 7.411.0 per million words

A more direct way to say someone or something does not have originality.

originalityVERB + NOUN

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lack

Examples (10)

  • The film, though technically sound, seemed to lack originality.
  • Many critics argue that modern pop music often lacks originality.
  • His latest novel completely lacked originality and felt derivative.
  • The design was well-executed but ultimately lacked any distinctive originality.
  • They feared their project would lack originality if they strictly followed all current trends.
  • Despite its technical brilliance, the painting lacked true artistic originality.
  • Reviewers often comment when a new video game appears to lack originality.
  • Does this essay lack genuine originality, or is it simply conventional in its approach?
  • To lack originality can be a major flaw in any truly creative endeavor.
  • The committee felt the proposal lacked sufficient originality to merit further investment.