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meagerly's Usage Examples:

Illinois, but also to the movement in Chicago that saw a number of small, meagerly funded companies grow to institutions of national and international significance.

Living meagerly in the hope of making enough money off their works, it soon becomes obvious.

art projects in the rural parts of the tri-Sangam period Tamilakam, now meagerly represented in a geography comprising modern Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka.

characters is left rattling around the lengthy and plodding narrative in such a meagerly developed state as to resembled blighted peas in a pod.

NYS remained an obscure and meagerly funded organisation government department for many years until 2013 when.

Massey (1949) suggested a connection with Pericú, but the latter is too meagerly attested to support a meaningful comparison.

Venancio Flores and former President Bernardo Berro in 1868, the film fared meagerly at the local box office; but it earned an honorable mention at the prestigious.

9 out of 10, saying, "The Handler only meagerly amplifies what he was already doing, probably pleasing his no doubt respectable.

The school began meagerly with just a single building, in a privately owned house.

Unfortunately, it is meagerly attested.

received payment in ten months, had dispersed across Norrland to live meagerly off the land, which had been ravaged by famine for several years.

In contrast, priests in the countryside often lived meagerly.

Women's contributions to agriculture in Afghanistan are often "meagerly rewarded.

In the "Command Channels" booklet its purpose is meagerly described as "establishing management units.

of other Czechoslovak dissidents in the post-Prague Spring era, living meagerly for 21 years in menial jobs until the Velvet Revolution in 1989.

is the leader of the gang and always succeeds and keeps his villagers meagerly fed.

Oliver is meagerly provided for under the terms of the Poor Law and spends the first nine.

the front of the main field, covered in dirt with a blood-streaked face meagerly patched up by a bandage.

written in a form of Hebrew called Inscriptional Hebrew, although this is meagerly attested.

investment of any kind, its collection is extremely poor and outdated meagerly.

meagerly's Meaning':

deficient in amount or quality or extent

Synonyms:

sparingly; slenderly; meagrely;

Antonyms:

amply; adorned; covered; hospitable;