Synonym: meager, meagerly, scrimpy, stingy. Similar words: meager, agree, agreed, agree to, agree on, disagree, agree with, agreement. Meaning: adj. deficient in amount or quality or extent.
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61. The patient isn't restricted to a meagre diet.
62. That indestructible, inward effrontery in the meagre fellow was what made men so down on Michaelis.
63. Gerard Vilage, an art teacher from Paris's Beaux Arts Ateliers, said: "How can we teach drawing without these people, if they are left with meagre pay and no protection?"http://sentencedict.com/meagre.html
64. The harvest of maize , the local staple food , was meagre this year.
65. Our knowledge regarding the effects of ionizing radiations is still meagre.
66. In his plain old suit of black, he looked pale and meagre.
67. From St. Mark, whose account of the Precursor's life is very meagre , no new detail can be gathered.
68. The price support is meagre and awkwardly designed, according to Bob Cropp, an economist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
69. Meanwhile, component prices are plunging, overcapacity is rife and margins are meagre.
70. They lived on meagre government grants in their student days.
71. An unjust cause finds meagre [ little ] support .
72. The diet should be suitable, being neither too rich nor too meagre.
73. Being dumped by Honda left the Northamptonshire-based squad celebrating a meagre Christmas, so even finding the finances to make it to round one was an achievement.
74. I already meagre monthly retirement pay, now going back to the half stone in the road, this is not simply economic Housing economy.
75. New comers cannot believe the place to be as meagre as it is described.
76. He had nothing save his meagre half-pay as chief of squadron.
77. In the course of time the crowd thinned out to a meagre handful.
78. How can we quadruple the GNP with such meagre imports and exports?
More similar words: meager, agree, agreed, agree to, agree on, disagree, agree with, agreement, agreeable, a great many, a great deal, disagreeable, disagreement, agree to differ, eager, eagle, league, lineage, eagerly, mileage, eagerness, bronze age, at the age of, beleaguer, colleague, a grand, vagrant, diagram, chagrin, have a good time.