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"meagre" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adjective that is used to describe something as small or insufficient in amount. For example, "The meagre income from his part-time job was not enough to cover all his rent and bills."
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The SPD has paid dearly there, winning a meagre 12% of the vote in September.
That's a meagre 11%.
Bit of a meagre topping.
Last year, Bavaria's economy grew by a meagre 0.9%.
There was a meagre light, a near-to-fading light.
Stores are bracing themselves for a meagre Christmas season.
The urban minimum daily wage is a meagre $2.25.
One bout of wedlock lasted a meagre three months.
Last year, after its expiry, growth was a meagre 2.5%.
New dads in South Africa get a meagre three days.
This surface supports a meagre but unique variety of animals.
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