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paucity
/ ˈpɔːsɪtɪ /
noun
- smallness of quantity; insufficiency; dearth
- smallness of number; fewness
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Word History and Origins
Origin of paucity1
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Example Sentences
The paucity is particularly problematic when it comes to data, analytics and marketing science roles, which just so happen to be heavily in demand as companies cultivate their cookieless capabilities.
Part of that lies in the paucity of documentation of what the Vikings actually did during their raids.
Moreover, the long moratorium has resulted in a paucity of qualified experts to research firearm injuries.
Poor health care, a paucity of jobs, and a sense of instability is now taking its toll.
The paucity of women in STEM is not just a problem for New York.
A former studio chief agrees that the paucity of stars under 30 is a serious problem for the studios.
The marked feature of this period is the paucity of statutory enactment affecting relief.
The paucity of material from the mainland, adjacent to Dolphin Island, may be significant.
In reviewing this history, we cannot help regreting the specimen it affords of the paucity of real Christians.
Mademoiselle's thin lips were moving as if she were whispering to the God whom she served with such a remarkable paucity of words.
The paucity of specimens of Chelydra from Central America has resulted in rather inadequate diagnoses of various populations.
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