TermGallery
English
English
Spanish
Catalan
Portuguese
Russian
EN
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Spanish
escasez
The quality of being meager.
leanness
meagreness
poorness
meagerness
exiguity
scantness
Spanish
escasez
Synonyms
Examples for "
leanness
"
leanness
meagreness
poorness
meagerness
exiguity
Examples for "
leanness
"
1
Meanwhile, athletes are far more prone, especially in sports that emphasize
leanness
.
2
The ladies of the harem gazed upon my
leanness
with commiserating wonder.
3
Old Dr. Kendal, six feet of
leanness
doubled up in an arm-chair.
4
It had its desire, and as a consequence,
'
leanness
in its soul.'
5
The earth was the Lord's and the fulness thereof; also the
leanness
thereof.
1
Then we cripple their efficiency through the
meagreness
of their pay.
2
That he looked miserable-thathe was thin to
meagreness
,
I had not seen.
3
And somehow the simple melody helped to conceal the
meagreness
of the childish words.
4
Then he had apologised for the
meagreness
of the meal.
5
They were present to me now, but coolly and sanely in all their
meagreness
.
1
The
poorness
of his play was accentuated by the brilliance of Joe's.
2
I never could see no
'
poorness
of spirit,' come to git at 'em.
3
The
poorness
of the subject and the richness of the price shocked her profoundly.
4
I am taught the
poorness
of our invention, the ugliness of towns and palaces.
5
He apologised first for the
poorness
of the entertainment, saying that he had done his best.
1
The poor child flushed painfully while admitting the
meagerness
of her wardrobe.
2
The outstanding notes of his boyhood had been poverty and
meagerness
.
3
Oh, the poverty of mortal mind, the sad
meagerness
of the human soul!
4
It is almost shames me as to the
meagerness
of the gift I bring.
5
Peter had a glimpse of its poverty and its
meagerness
.
1
His jaw fell; there was a remarkable
exiguity
about the coat which was inexplicable.
2
He would rank with Wolfe; indeed, considering the
exiguity
of his means, his feat would surpass that of Wolfe.
1
Her satin dress was a mere sheath, so conspicuous by its severity and
scantness
that every one in the dining-room stared.
1
Lucy wondered at the
scantiness
of Mrs. Burgoyne's musical memory that night.
2
The general sterility of Media arises from the
scantiness
of the water supply.
3
But this
scantiness
of information need not cause us much regret.
4
With clothing, as with food, the usual tendency is towards an improper
scantiness
.
5
The action reminded me of the
scantiness
of attire in which I stood arrayed.
6
The one difficulty lay in the
scantiness
of her information.
7
We trust that he did not dwell unduly upon the
scantiness
of their attire.
8
Well, this result is really astounding, when we consider the
scantiness
of the means.
9
The success of her precaution is evident in the
scantiness
of our information about her.
10
The costume of the ladies was classic in its
scantiness
,
especially at balls and parties.
11
The joy of eating when food comes compensates for the previous
scantiness
of the fare.
12
The extreme
scantiness
of the population is of itself a rough measure of the general desolation.
13
Ralegh murmured at the
scantiness
of his spoil.
14
But these directions are no sooner applied to use, than their
scantiness
and imperfection become evident.
15
The duke hath a fair daughter, and we will make up for any
scantiness
in the dower.
16
They have fallen off considerably of late from the hot weather and the
scantiness
of good feed.
scantiness
comparative scantiness
extreme scantiness
betrayed a scantiness
consider the scantiness
improper scantiness
Spanish
escasez