paucity in Chinese
paucity in Chinese is 缺乏 — paucity means a shortage of something, or a supply that is far smaller than is needed.
paucity in Chinese
缺乏
Pronounced: quē fá
Fewness in number; too few.
What does "paucity" mean?
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noun A shortage of something, or a supply that is far smaller than is needed.
"There is a striking paucity of evidence for the drug's long-term benefit."
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paucity in a sentence
- There is a striking paucity of evidence for the drug's long-term benefit.
- A paucity of affordable housing has pushed young families out of the city.
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What is "paucity" in Chinese?
"paucity" in Chinese is 缺乏. paucity means: A shortage of something, or a supply that is far smaller than is needed.
How do you pronounce 缺乏?
"paucity" in Chinese is 缺乏, pronounced "quē fá".
How do you use "paucity" in a sentence?
Example: "There is a striking paucity of evidence for the drug's long-term benefit." In Chinese, "paucity" is 缺乏.
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