scant in Finnish
scant in Finnish is niukka — scant means barely enough; in short supply.
scant in Finnish
niukka
Not full, large, or plentiful; scarcely sufficient; scanty; meager.
niukka
Very little, very few.
What does "scant" mean?
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adjective Barely enough; in short supply.
"They survived on scant rations for weeks."
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adjective Just short of the stated amount; a little less than exact.
"The recipe calls for a scant cup of flour."
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scant in a sentence
- They survived on scant rations for weeks.
- The report gave scant attention to the victims.
- The recipe calls for a scant cup of flour.
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What is "scant" in Finnish?
"scant" in Finnish is niukka. scant means: Barely enough; in short supply.
How do you use "scant" in a sentence?
Example: "They survived on scant rations for weeks." In Finnish, "scant" is niukka.
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