Definition Synonyms
Definition of exiguity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
scarcityRare smallness of quantity or numberRare
- The exiguity of resources made the project challenging..
2.
meagernessRare the quality of being meagerRare
- His salary's exiguity made it difficult to pay the bills..
Origin of exiguity
Latin, exiguus (small)
Examples of exiguity in a sentence
Due to the exiguity of evidence, the case was dismissed. The exiguity of resources was a major concern. Exiguity in his diet led to health issues.
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- French:exiguïté, ...
- German:Knappheit, Dürftigkeit, ...
- Italian:esiguità, ...
- Spanish:exigüidad, ...
- Portuguese:exiguidade, ...
- Chinese:稀缺, 微量, ...
- Japanese:乏しさ, 貧弱さ, ...
- Arabic:قِلَّة, ضَآلَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִעוּט, דְּלוּת, ...
- Russian:скудность, ...
- Ukrainian:дефіцит, обмеженість, ...
- Hindi:अल्पता, कम वेतन, ...
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