meagrely (Meaning)
Wordnet
meagrely (r)
to a meager degree or in a meager manner
Webster
meagrely (adv.)
Poorly; thinly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of meagrely
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meagrely Sentence Examples
- The company's profits have been meagrely increasing, leaving shareholders disappointed.
- The student's essay was written meagrely, lacking depth and substance.
- The charity received a meagrely donation, falling far short of its fundraising goal.
- The traveler lived meagrely, subsisting on a meager budget.
- The government's response to the crisis was meagrely, failing to address the root causes.
- The doctor's prescription was meagrely, providing only partial relief from the patient's symptoms.
- The restaurant served a meagrely meal, leaving diners unsatisfied and hungry.
- The employee's salary increase was meagrely, failing to keep pace with inflation.
- The town park was meagrely equipped, offering little recreation or entertainment.
- The artist's exhibition received meagrely reviews, failing to attract widespread attention.
FAQs About the word meagrely
to a meager degree or in a meager mannerPoorly; thinly.
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No antonyms found.
The company's profits have been meagrely increasing, leaving shareholders disappointed.
The student's essay was written meagrely, lacking depth and substance.
The charity received a meagrely donation, falling far short of its fundraising goal.
The traveler lived meagrely, subsisting on a meager budget.
