scasely Antonyms
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Meaning of scasely
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scasely (adv.)
Scarcely; hardly.
scasely Sentence Examples
- In the desolate wasteland, water was scarce, leaving the inhabitants struggling for survival.
- The ancient scroll was written in a language scarcely known, hindering its decipherment.
- The injured animal limped along, scarcely able to bear its weight.
- The restaurant's once-crowded tables were now scarcely occupied, a testament to the economic downturn.
- The timid child spoke so softly that her words were scarcely audible to those around her.
- The scarcity of resources forced the tribe to share everything they had, fostering a strong sense of community.
- The endangered species was scarcely seen in its natural habitat, raising concerns about its future survival.
- The injured soldier was scarcely conscious, his life hanging precariously in the balance.
- The ancient ruins were scarcely visible beneath the dense undergrowth, hinting at a forgotten past.
- The wealthy aristocrat lived in a lavish mansion, scarcely able to comprehend the struggles of the poor.
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Scarcely; hardly.
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In the desolate wasteland, water was scarce, leaving the inhabitants struggling for survival.
The ancient scroll was written in a language scarcely known, hindering its decipherment.
The injured animal limped along, scarcely able to bear its weight.
The restaurant's once-crowded tables were now scarcely occupied, a testament to the economic downturn.
