paltry

IPA: pˈɔɫtri

adjective

  • Trashy, trivial, of little value.
  • Of little monetary worth.
  • Despicable; contemptibly unimportant.
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Examples of "paltry" in Sentences

  • Boston, which was once again paltry on the power play.
  • Let us not fag in paltry works which serve our pot and bag alone.
  • Small societies of excluded lepers live miserably in paltry huts.
  • And then, you whine and fret for what you yourself call a paltry matter!
  • The King County Council called their paltry recommendation a "political victory" for us.
  • As you know, of course, the U.S. being criticized for what some called a paltry and slow response to this humanitarian crisis.
  • I listened to Ebenezer Ato Sam aka Baby Ansaba on myjoyonline. com on 2nd February 2010 and I must say that he is an archetypal example of what gutter Accra are incensed over what they describe as paltry salaries and poor working conditions.
  • Haughty, proud, and uncompromising, though neither destitute of honor nor generosity, he despised and hated what he termed the paltry associations of herdsmen and shepherds, united with a few towns which subsisted chiefly by commerce; and instead of courting the Helvetian

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