Meanings of does scant in English

To tell you that I am deeply moved does scant justice to my feelings.

The 1-12 to 1-5 scoreline does scant justice to the winners who were vastly superior.

The Afrikaans word may be translated as "a blow" but this does scant justice to its percussive power.

Alfonso Thomas A solitary T20 international in 2007 does scant justice to a canny death bowler.

Dig deeper, however, and there is hollowness to the slogan that does scant justice to the complications associated with a street neglected for decades.

Plodding prose does scant justice to the extraordinary brilliancy of Hawke's victory, described by Admiral Mahan as "the Trafalgar of this war."

The final score does scant justice to a determined and gusty Antrim side that matched their opponents stride for stride during most of the game.

Although there is one bit of verse in the foregoing sample column of Field's political paragraphs, it does scant justice to his most effective weapon.