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paucity
/ ˈ±èɔ˲õɪ³Ùɪ /
noun
- smallness of quantity; insufficiency; dearth
- smallness of number; fewness
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of paucity1
Example Sentences
England's paucity of high-quality defenders, certainly compared to their riches in attack, may ultimately inspire similar caution, especially in an environment that naturally breeds restrictive thinking.
Sadly, some people will consider that competency as more of a strike than the paucity of emotional resonance that places her show a step or two above a Williams-Sonoma catalogue.
Furthermore, only a paucity of studies deal with the effects of plastics on the atmosphere and the cryosphere, which is that part of the Earth's surface where water is present as snow or ice.
Some of them are also affecting U.S. start-ups, including a paucity of I.P.O.s and sales that allow employees to cash out and venture capital firms to realize profits.
“Participants were almost uniformly sobered by the paucity of effective constraints on abuse of power.â€
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