scarceness (Meaning)

Wordnet

scarceness (n)

a small and inadequate amount

Webster

Alt. of Scarcity

The scarcity of water resources necessitated strict conservation measures.
Due to the scarcity of skilled workers, companies faced challenges in filling critical roles.
The scarcity of fossil fuels accelerated the transition towards renewable energy sources.
The economic downturn led to a scarcity of jobs, leaving many unemployed.
The scarcity of food in famine-stricken areas prompted international aid efforts.
The scarcity of certain medications made it difficult for patients to receive necessary treatments.
The scarcity of arable land put pressure on farmers to increase crop yields.
The scarcity of financial resources limited the government's ability to provide essential services.
The scarcity of reliable information fueled misinformation and confusion.
The scarcity of time forced us to prioritize our tasks and focus on the most important ones.

a small and inadequate amountAlt. of Scarcity

lack,shortage, poverty, absence, paucity, deficit, dearth, inadequacy, insufficiency, deficiency

amplitude, wealth, adequacy, amplitude, plenitude, plenty, adequacy,abundance, sufficiency, sufficiency

The scarcity of water resources necessitated strict conservation measures.

Due to the scarcity of skilled workers, companies faced challenges in filling critical roles.

The scarcity of fossil fuels accelerated the transition towards renewable energy sources.

The economic downturn led to a scarcity of jobs, leaving many unemployed.