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income-short

 

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Term: income-short Definition:

An adjective used to describe a financial situation or individual who lacks sufficient income to meet their needs or desired standard of living.

Senses:
  1. Popular: Referring to individuals or households experiencing a shortage of income to support their expenses.
  2. Local: Pertaining to a specific region or locality where income shortages are prevalent.
Examples and Sample Sentences:
  1. Popular:
    1. Despite working multiple jobs, Jane found herself income-short and struggled to pay her bills.
    2. The rising cost of living has left many families income-short and unable to afford basic necessities.
    3. Experiencing an unexpected job loss, Tom found himself income-short and had to rely on unemployment benefits.
  2. Local:
    1. In the income-short region of the city, the local government implemented various programs aimed at creating job opportunities.
    2. Due to the economic downturn, businesses in the income-short town had to shut down, leading to widespread unemployment.
    3. The local community organized a fundraiser to support income-short families during the holiday season.
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