paltriness
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paltriness
worthlessness due to insignificance
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paltriness
The state or quality of being paltry.
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paltriness
The state of being paltry, vile, or worthless.
Paltry return on investment . albanyherald.com
But in the Northeast–and in the Midwest–population growth was paltry. observer.com
In Washington, news has a paltry shelf life. metropulse.com
Turnout was a paltry 47.7. economist.com
The result is a passel of paltry batting averages. barnstablepatriot.com
Dixon defeated Bernhard A Greenfield 85 to 23, a paltry turnout in a district of 4,028 voters still weary from the general election. doverpost.com
To do anything is paltry screenwriting. boston.com
Postal Service Drain Leaves Week's Pay as Paltry Cushion . businessweek.com
You can't tell me that, at some point, Lucchino and Henry noticed the paltry showing and had a "What the hell". eei.com
Early adopters report Win 8 installs in a paltry 18 to 25 minutes. cantonrep.com
Party electorate a paltry 26. ashingtontimes.com
Paltry- Penis Perception Plagues Many Normal Men. krnv.com
Pity our paltry paydays. timesleader.com
In those quarters , Cutler has a paltry 63.4 passer rating. usatoday.com
When paltry growth, systemic risk and resource scarcity are darkening the global horizon, investors must hunt shrewdly to find stocks resilient enough to ride out the storm. htc.com
I'd have you to know that I don't care a penny, madam, for your paltry money! "The Virginians" by
An old paltry book, say you, sold by the hawking pedlars and balladmongers, entitled The Blason of Colours. "Gargantua and Pantagruel, Book I." by
Their order, proud gait, and resolute looks made us judge that they were none of your raw, paltry links, but old warlike Chitterlings and Sausages. "Gargantua and Pantagruel, Book IV." by
The poor thing's vengeance was theatrical and paltry, but what of the man, wherever he was? "The Christian A Story" by
I don't think it would amuse you to know that she was ugly, narrow, paltry, and that I was too good for her! "Plays: Comrades; Facing Death; Pariah; Easter" by
Had Reas exacted an hundred gold marks instead of two paltry marks of silver, I should willingly have given him them. "Olaf the Glorious" by
How poor, how pitiful and paltry, seem our labors! "The Works of Whittier, Volume VI (of VII) Old Portraits, Modern Sketches, Personal Sketches and Tributes, Historical Papers" by
A sacred regard to free principles originated our independence, not the paltry amount of practical evil complained of. "The Works of Whittier, Volume VII (of VII) The Conflict With Slavery, Politics and Reform, The Inner Life and Criticism" by
How poor, how pitiful and paltry, seem our labors! "The Complete Works of Whittier The Standard Library Edition with a linked Index" by
I thought how paltry, how vulgar, what a mean act! "Georgian Poetry 1920-22" by
It took but little to begin it;
But since my heart has not been free
A minute.
Mine of a paltry love:
Take it or leave it as you will,
I wash my hands thereof.'
A being bought,
Or stolen from himself,
By Christians, who
This trade pursue,
For sordid, paltry pelf.
Inspired resolve above:
I wither the weeds of paltry aim
That choke the growth of love.
Pay you no heed unto my sorrow;
I prithee take this paltry cake,—
Who knows but we shall starve to-morrow!
Sister angels bowing lowly, as if weeping holy tears,
Till they look again and catch upon the heavenly Father's face
All the wisdom that we see not for our paltry human fears.