perceived lack

Frequency: 6.16.2 per million words

A lack that is believed to exist, although it may not be real.

lackADJECTIVE + lack

Categories:

perceived

Examples (10)

  • The company's perceived lack of innovation led to a dip in stock prices.
  • His perceived lack of experience was a major hurdle in his job application.
  • Despite the resources, there was a perceived lack of support for new projects.
  • The team suffered from a perceived lack of leadership after the manager resigned.
  • Many voters expressed concern over a perceived lack of transparency in government decisions.
  • The new system's perceived lack of user-friendliness caused initial resistance.
  • She often felt a perceived lack of understanding from her family regarding her career choices.
  • The critical reviews highlighted a perceived lack of depth in the film's plot.
  • Addressing the perceived lack of opportunities is crucial for retaining young talent.
  • The organization aimed to overcome the perceived lack of communication between departments.