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Significados de paltry en inglés

Contemptibly small in amount.

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Not worth considering.

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Uso de paltry en inglés
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Food was paltry and hygienic conditions often dismal in damp overcrowded cells.
Reuters
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August's no confidence motion saw him survive by a paltry 11 votes.
The South African
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He played a paltry six games for seven clubs over 16 years.
The Guardian
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My paltry three days of gym training that month weren't kicking in.
Climbing Magazine
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The Government's reaction so far has been to produce one paltry leaflet.
The Irish Times
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But rival ambitions and paltry jealousies divided the leaders of the Revolution.
The Life of Thomas, Lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, Vol....
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For the next three nights the paltry rules of society are forfeit.
Ruthless
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Their counterparts on the American side could only manage a paltry two.
The Irish Times
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That dowry would more than cover the paltry debt upon the lands.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 06
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That paltry sum was all that stood between them and financial disaster.
Do you take this rebel?
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I only knew my father as a reluctant and paltry monthly check.
Ebony
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Put in a paltry thousand or two, and you shall go halves.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 17
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Lady Bassett looked up, and saw this paltry suspicion in his face.
A Terrible Temptation: A Story of To-Day
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That is how Anning, with his paltry 19 votes, got into parliament.
News.com.au
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How many of your sex have sold their honor for paltry lucre.
The Young Maiden
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I have taken his paltry money-itwent last night to a hospital.
The Double Traitor
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