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Meanings of so scarce in English
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Usage of so scarce in English
1
Water became so scarce that the sick died for want of it.
2
Food became so scarce that they were obliged to eat their horses.
3
Eggs are so scarce that you can ask any price you like.'
4
Where money is so scarce, recycling has a whole new meaning.
5
Commercial properties in Dublin city centre have never been so scarce.
6
Paper is so scarce, that one letter must serve both, unless something particular.
7
Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think.
8
Poultry was so scarce that a good fowl cost three shillings.
9
If money was not quite so scarce, I might be generous.
10
She used to tell how when meat was so scarce she'd be cooking.
11
No doubt, it's so scarce that it hurts them to part with it.
12
What sort of work do you do, that you find it so scarce?
13
Supplies are so scarce, mothers can't find nappies for their babies.
14
Good honey is now so scarce it should be getting centre stage and appreciation.
15
The sun was so scarce the temperature felt as if the season had changed.
16
Such frugal methods were necessary where money was so scarce and duns so numerous.
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So scarce through the time
So scarce across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common