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Near-Poor

Definition:

The term near-poor refers to individuals or households whose income falls just above the official poverty line but are still considered to have a relatively low income and limited resources.

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Senses:

1. Having a slightly higher income than the poverty line but still experiencing financial hardships.

Usages:

1. Adjective:

- Many near-poor families struggle to cover their basic needs despite earning slightly above the poverty line.

- The near-poor population often faces difficulties accessing quality healthcare and education.

Sample Sentences:

1. Sense: Having a slightly higher income than the poverty line but still experiencing financial hardships.

1. Despite earning a little above the poverty level, John's family lived a near-poor lifestyle, unable to afford many essential items.
2. Sheila fell into the near-poor category when her working hours were reduced, making it hard for her to cover her monthly expenses.

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