ADJECTIVE
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deficient in amount or quality or extent
meager fare
meager resources
ADVERB
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to a meager degree or in a meager manner
the area is slenderly endowed with natural resources
these voices are meagerly represented at the conference
How To Use meagerly In A Sentence
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- How can someone who once had so much live so meagerly? Dreamseller: The Calling
- It was meagerly decorated by the art department, but it flourished.
- It was meagerly furnished, but comfortable and cozy.
- The ideal candidate should have politics that are meagerly informed but deeply held. HUFFPOST HILL - OCTOBER 25TH, 2010
- these voices are meagerly represented at the conference
- So far during this recovery, business has invested furiously in the emerging markets and meagerly in America. Finding a strategy for growth
- There's also a dish of Kobe beef, which was bland, meagerly portioned, and not worth the whopping price tag of $56.
- I lived meagerly on my savings and supported my son and myself with no child support.
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