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- Dictionarysparse/spɑːs/
adjective
- 1. thinly dispersed or scattered: "areas of sparse population"
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Synonyms for SPARSE: scarce, scanty, poor, scant, meager, meagre, skimpy, lacking; Antonyms of SPARSE: abundant, adequate, ample, sufficient, plentiful, copious, generous, satisfactory
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Synonyms and antonyms of sparse in English. sparse. adjective. These are words and phrases related to sparse. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of sparse. Sparse trees provide poor shelter. Synonyms. few and far between. spotty. thinly distributed. uncrowded. scarce. infrequent. scattered. sporadic.
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Synonyms for SPARSE: thin, meager, scant, scanty, skimpy, spare, exiguous, poor, dispersed, puny, inadequate, infrequent, innumerous, occasional, stingy; Antonyms for SPARSE: plentiful, abundant, lush, full.
Synonyms of 'sparse' in British English. sparse. (adjective) in the sense of scattered. Definition. small in amount and spread out widely. Many slopes are rock fields with sparse vegetation. Synonyms. scattered. scarce. meagre. sporadic. few and far between. scanty. See examples for synonyms. Opposites.
Synonyms for sparse in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for sparse. 18 synonyms for sparse: scattered, scarce, meagre, sporadic, few and far between, scanty, exiguous, meager, poor, puny, scant, scanty, skimpy, spare, stingy....
sparse. WordReference English Thesaurus © 2024. Sense: Adjective: thinly distributed. Synonyms: uncommon, rare, scanty, scant, scarce, meager, meagre (UK), skimpy (informal), spare, scattered, exiguous, few and far between (informal), in short supply, thin on the ground.
