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What is the opposite of plentiful?

The opposite of plentiful depends on the context, but some common options are:

General opposites:

* Scarce: This is a direct opposite, meaning something is in short supply.

* Limited: This implies a restriction or constraint on the amount available.

* Insufficient: This means there is not enough of something.

* Rare: This emphasizes the infrequency or unusualness of something.

More specific opposites:

* Sparse: This refers to something being thinly distributed or lacking in density.

* Meagre: This suggests something is small, inadequate, or lacking in quality.

* Depleted: This implies something has been used up or reduced significantly.

Example:

* Plentiful: There is plentiful food available.

* Opposite: There is scarce food available.

The best opposite will depend on the specific situation you are describing.

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