Meanings
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adj
barely sufficient or limited in quantity
They paid scant attention to the warning signs.
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Etymology
From Old Norse skamt, the neuter of skammr ('short, brief'), of Proto-Germanic origin.
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They paid scant attention to the warning signs.
From Old Norse skamt, the neuter of skammr ('short, brief'), of Proto-Germanic origin.
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