scanter

Less plentiful than

Scanter is the comparative form of scant—meaning more limited, sparser, or in shorter supply.

Resources grow scanter during a drought.

Evidence becomes scanter as time passes.

The word is uncommon; "more scant" or "scarcer" typically serves the same purpose in modern usage.

insufficient

lacking

Being without something

scarce · sparse · skimpy · wanting · short · limited · paltry · bare · thin · slight

diminished

reduced

Made less in amount

shrunk · contracted · dwindled · depleted · narrowed · pared · abridged · condensed · downsized · eroded

Opposites
abundance/quantity

scanterampler

More generous in size

fuller · richer · greater · larger · thicker

generosity/provision

scanterfreer

Less constrained

Family

scant, scanty, scantness

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