Difference between Lack and Dearth

LACK vs DEARTH: NOUN

Scarcity; a lack or short supply.
This sense?) A period or condition when food is rare and hence expensive; famine.
Scarcity which renders dear; want; lack; specifically, lack of food on account of failure of crops; famine.
Synonyms Famine, etc. See scarcity.
Absence; lack; barrenness; poverty: as, a dearth of love; a dearth of honest men.
A condition of dearness or costliness from scarcity; hence, failure of production or supply; famine from failure or loss of crops.
Dearness; costliness; high price.
Shortage of food; famine.
A scarce supply; a lack.
An acute insufficiency
An insufficient quantity or number
Dearness; the quality of being rare or costly.

To be in need of something.
To be missing or deficient.
To be without or in need of.
To be in want.
To be wanting; often, impersonally, with of, meaning, to be less than, short, not quite, etc.

Synonyms Lack, Need, Want. These words have come to overlap each other a good deal by figurative extension, and have considerable variety of peculiar idiomatic use. To lack is primarily and generally to be without, that which is lacked being generally some one thing, and a thing which is desirable, although generally not necessary or very important.
Used in the exclamatory phrase Good lack. See good.
To blame; reproach; speak in detraction of.
To suffer the absence of; feel the deprivation of; miss.
To be in want of; stand in need of; want; be without; be destitute of; fail to have or to possess.
To be wanting to; fail.
To be in want; suffer need.
To be absent or away; be missing.
To be wanting or deficient; come short; fail.
To lacquer; treat with lac.
To beat. Also lacky.
See lac.
To pierce the hull of with shot.
To be insufficiently prepared

Reluctance, Unfamiliarity, Insufficiency, Unwillingness, Unavailability, Absence, Inability, Inadequacy, Inadequate, Insufficient, Dearth, Paucity, Want, Miss, Deficiency

Rarity, Deficiency, Shortfall, Shortcoming, Insufficiency, Absence, Inadequacy, Insufficient, Crunch, Unavailability, Scarcity, Lack, Famine, Shortage, Paucity

Shortcomings, Disinterest, Reluctance, Unwillingness, Unavailability, Absence, Inability, Inadequacy, Inadequate, Insufficient, Dearth, Paucity, Want, Miss, Deficiency

Need, Gap, Failure, Rarity, Deficiency, Shortfall, Shortcoming, Absence, Inadequacy, Insufficient, Crunch, Unavailability, Lack, Famine, Paucity

Teachers reported challenges to teaching SRH topics effectively, including lack of time, lack of appropriate skills and inadequate teaching materials.
Participative Legislation Committees lack of success, namely the lack of strong lobbying groups to defend the propositions that it approved.
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THE HOPE CENTEROVERLAPPING CHALLENGESStudents who lack resources for housing often also lack resources for food.
In addition, many students complain about a lack of camaraderie and the lack of feeling like a department.
Sharing powerlessness means sharing both lack of information and lack of control in the given situation.
Lack of knowledge: Lack of information or clear data leads to loss of time.
Constraints for all teachers included large class sizes, children at different ability levels, lack of time and lack of new textbooks.
The three main unhealthy behaviors which are changeable include lack of smoking, too much eating, and lack of physical activity.
The primary cause of ESG failures is data: lack of data, lack of standards, and lack of understanding of how to use data.

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United States: the dearth of death penalty drugs.
There is no dearth of issues for debate.
This dearth is largely due to data limitations.
For men, there is no dearth of variety.
Thus, this research addresses the dearth of knowledge.
And plenty giues to make the greater dearth.
Dearth educational programs for gifted and talented students.
Such is the dearth of information on Mr.
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