Meager
/ˈmiːɡər/
Meager means having very little of something, like a small amount of food on your plate or not enough money to buy what you need.
Examples
- The meager lunch I packed for school only had a small sandwich and an apple, so I was still hungry by lunchtime.
- After searching for hours, we found a meager amount of berries in the garden, just enough for a small snack.
- The meager prize we won in the game was a sticker, but we were still proud of our teamwork.
Synonyms
small
thin
poor
scanty
little
Antonyms
plentiful
ample
abundant
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