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Contemptibly small in amount.
miserable
measly
meagre
meager
stingy
meagerly
scrimpy
Not worth considering.
trifling
negligible
worthless
1
Food was
paltry
and hygienic conditions often dismal in damp overcrowded cells.
2
August's no confidence motion saw him survive by a
paltry
11 votes.
3
He played a
paltry
six games for seven clubs over 16 years.
4
My
paltry
three days of gym training that month weren't kicking in.
5
The Government's reaction so far has been to produce one
paltry
leaflet.
6
But rival ambitions and
paltry
jealousies divided the leaders of the Revolution.
7
For the next three nights the
paltry
rules of society are forfeit.
8
Their counterparts on the American side could only manage a
paltry
two.
9
That dowry would more than cover the
paltry
debt upon the lands.
10
That
paltry
sum was all that stood between them and financial disaster.
11
I only knew my father as a reluctant and
paltry
monthly check.
12
Put in a
paltry
thousand or two, and you shall go halves.
13
Lady Bassett looked up, and saw this
paltry
suspicion in his face.
14
That is how Anning, with his
paltry
19 votes, got into parliament.
15
How many of your sex have sold their honor for
paltry
lucre.
16
I have taken his
paltry
money-itwent last night to a hospital.
paltry
paltry sum
so paltry
paltry thing
relatively paltry
very paltry