scanty|scantier|scantiest in English

adjective

['scant·y || 'skæntɪ]

lacking, having an inadequate supply; meager, barely sufficient, just enough; limited, deficient

Use "scanty|scantier|scantiest" in a sentence

1. The bushes became smaller, more scanty.

2. Details of his life are scanty.

3. The urine is high - coloured and usually scanty .

4. Adenocarcinomata of the nose are scanty growths

5. Beautiful women paraded by in scanty clothing.

6. The potato crop was rather scanty this year.

7. Bap measurement were extremely scanty in this report.

8. There is scanty evidence to support their accusations.

9. There is only scanty evidence of his involvement.

10. The news today is so far scanty, but good.

11. I can't get along on my scanty pay.

12. The thong bikini offered the scantiest coverage yet imagined in the rear of the suit.

13. 6 Bap measurement were extremely scanty in this report.

14. It is difficult to infer anything from such scanty evidence.

15. Greece, Servia, and Bulgaria have a scanty two thousand Apiece.

16. No two patients were quite alike and objective criteria were scanty.

17. So far, what scanty evidence we have points to two suspects.

18. 3 It is difficult to infer anything from such scanty evidence.

19. Similarly, despite widespread clinical use, evidence for sulphasalazine renal toxicity is scanty.

20. Remains are scanty and conjecture has to take the place of evidence.

21. The ant is the most industrious animal, but it most be scanty of words.

22. The Duke was offering bland reassurance about the scanty news of the day's skirmishes.

23. Records of clothing and the other necessities and niceties of life are scanty.

24. Baryta Carb is indicated In women for scanty menses, and pain in old maids

25. A great number of equestrian statues must have existed but there are scanty remains of these.