poorish Antonyms
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- cash-strapped
- insolvent
- indigent
- tapped-out
- dispossessed
- bankrupt
- deprived
- bust
- possessionless
- short
- busted
- low
- impoverished
- impecunious
- underprivileged
- poor
- disadvantaged
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Meaning of poorish
poorish
less than enough, mean, petty, lean, emaciated, poor people, less than adequate, small in worth, lacking a normal or adequate supply of something specified, inferior in quality or value, of, relating to, or characterized by poverty, lacking in signs of wealth or good taste, barren, unproductive, humble, unpretentious, lacking riches or possessions, not good in quality or character of work, indifferent, unfavorable, exciting pity, lacking material possessions, worthy of pity or sympathy, lacking fertility, not satisfactory
poorish Sentence Examples
- The family lived in a poorish neighborhood, struggling to make ends meet.
- Despite their efforts, their income remained poorish, leaving them financially strained.
- The clothing store offered a poorish selection, with limited options to choose from.
- The restaurant's ambiance was poorish, lacking any sense of sophistication or charm.
- The hotel room was poorish, with outdated furniture and a musty odor.
- The movie had a poorish plot, leaving the audience unengaged and disappointed.
- The presentation was poorish, marred by numerous grammatical errors and typos.
- The student's exam performance was poorish, indicating a lack of preparation.
- The neighborhood had a poorish reputation, known for its high crime rate.
- The meal was poorish, consisting of bland and unappetizing food.
FAQs About the word poorish
less than enough, mean, petty, lean, emaciated, poor people, less than adequate, small in worth, lacking a normal or adequate supply of something specified, inf
ruined,hardscrabble, depressed, distressed, reduced, pinched, hand-to-mouth, straitened, cash-strapped, insolvent
rich, monied, moneyed, well-to-do, affluent, fat, flush, opulent, wealthy, deep-pocketed
The family lived in a poorish neighborhood, struggling to make ends meet.
Despite their efforts, their income remained poorish, leaving them financially strained.
The clothing store offered a poorish selection, with limited options to choose from.
The restaurant's ambiance was poorish, lacking any sense of sophistication or charm.
