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Scant
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Scant
adjective
/skænt/
scandal
Scanty
Meaning
barely sufficient; inadequate; small in amount
Barely sufficient or inadequate in amount, degree, or quantity.
Example Sentences
There was
scant
evidence to support his claim.
There was
scant
evidence to support the claim.
Synonyms
meager, insufficient, sparse, limited
Entry 1
meager, insufficient, sparse, limited
Entry 2
meager, insufficient, sparse, limited
Antonyms
abundant, plentiful, ample, sufficient
Entry 1
abundant, plentiful, ample, sufficient
Entry 2
abundant, ample, sufficient
Collocations
scant evidence, scant attention, scant regard, scant resources, scant detail
Entry 1
scant evidence, scant attention, scant regard
Entry 2
scant evidence, scant attention, scant resources, scant detail
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