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

poor,impoverished, hard up, penniless, destitute, out of pocket,broke, pauperized, bankrupt, depressed

fat, rich,wealthy, moneyed, monied, affluent, well-to-do, opulent,flush, comfortable

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.