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measly

[mee-zlee] / ˈmi zli /


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But in the worst-case scenario, the economy remains on a measly path.

From BBC

They must bob for apples and drop them into a bucket next to their basin before rummaging through a measly pile of autumn-colored leaves in search of a golden leaf.

From Salon

My measly basket is filled with nothing but candy, earning a few snide looks from my cashier.

From Salon

And most impressively of all, the measly 10 break points he faced during the fortnight are the lowest of any Grand Slam winner since 1991.

From BBC

The Conservatives described the deal as "measly" , saying "barely any" small boat arrivals are now Iraqi.

From BBC