wantage (Meaning)
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wantage (n.)
That which is wanting; deficiency.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wantage
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wantage Sentence Examples
- The shortage of medical supplies created a desperate wantage for assistance.
- Despite the availability of food, the refugees felt a constant wantage due to their lack of shelter.
- The wantage for clean water prompted aid organizations to drill wells in the affected area.
- The receding tide exposed a vast wantage of sandy beach, ideal for exploration.
- The wantage for knowledge drove her to pursue a doctorate in history.
- The shortage of sunlight during winter created a wantage of vitamin D, leading to widespread deficiency.
- The wantage for affordable housing pushed many families into homelessness.
- The wantage for skilled workers in the tech industry was so great that companies offered generous incentives.
- The wantage for peace and stability motivated international efforts to resolve the conflict.
- The wantage for beauty inspired countless artists to create masterpieces throughout history.
FAQs About the word wantage
That which is wanting; deficiency.
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No antonyms found.
The shortage of medical supplies created a desperate wantage for assistance.
Despite the availability of food, the refugees felt a constant wantage due to their lack of shelter.
The wantage for clean water prompted aid organizations to drill wells in the affected area.
The receding tide exposed a vast wantage of sandy beach, ideal for exploration.
