dirt-poor (Meaning)

dirt-poor

suffering extreme poverty

No weak antonyms found.

The family lived in a dirt-poor shack, struggling to make ends meet.
The destitute man had become dirt-poor, begging on the streets for sustenance.
The once-prosperous town had fallen into decline, leaving its inhabitants dirt-poor.
The woman had been dirt-poor all her life, but she never gave up hope of a better future.
The children lived in a dirt-poor neighborhood, surrounded by crime and poverty.
The dirt-poor farmer struggled to cultivate his barren land, eking out a meager existence.
The abandoned house was a reminder of the dirt-poor family that had once lived there.
The government promised to help the dirt-poor, but their assistance never materialized.
The earthquake left many dirt-poor survivors homeless and without hope.
The dirt-poor village lacked basic amenities, such as clean water and electricity.

suffering extreme poverty

impoverished, poor, destitute, beggarly, bankrupt, poverty-stricken, needful, depressed, beggared, pauperized

wealthy, opulent, monied, rich, affluent, fat, moneyed, well-to-do, prosperous, fat-cat

The family lived in a dirt-poor shack, struggling to make ends meet.

The destitute man had become dirt-poor, begging on the streets for sustenance.

The once-prosperous town had fallen into decline, leaving its inhabitants dirt-poor.

The woman had been dirt-poor all her life, but she never gave up hope of a better future.