pobre

Meaning

1. (feminine,masculine) poor (pitiable, pitiful)
2. (feminine,masculine) poor (lacking money, resources, etc.)

Concepts

poor

miserable

pitiful

pauper

needy

wretched

meager

penniless

paltry

dismal

impoverished

abject

impecunious

lean

pathetic

penurious

piteous

pitiable

sad

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sorry

tramp

unenviable

hard up

poor person

meagre

mean

mediocre

empty

naked

destitute

orphaned

destitude

wounded

despicable

contemptible

wretch

pinched

bare

pooer

beggarly

beggar

poor man

poor thing

poverty-stricken

pregnant

rubbish

misfortunate

second-rate

skinned

poor

squalid

poverty

trifling

unmoneyed

unfortunate

unhappy

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vacant

void

wicked

have-not

hollow

woeful

hapless

indigent

in straitened circumstances

lame

landless

worthless

lousy

low-grade

forlorn

Synonyms

miserable

indigente

menesteroso

mísero

necesitado

desgraciado

mendigo

digno de lástima

infeliz

☹️

seco

lastimoso

vagabundo

vacío

cuitado

de baja calidad

deficiente

despreciable

falto

herido

lo siento

pelado

deshercdado

hombre pobre

sin tierra

de pocos bienes

de baja ley

niño pobre

sin recursos

escasa

viyuca

chafalmejo

achilado

pelao

limpio

pobracho

arrancado

pelado

pelero

pordiosero

jodido

piojo

baiza

misio

arrancaʼo

acabado

chipe

limpio

pelabola

bajo

tierruo

desnudo

embarazada

escaso

hueco

huérfano

lamentable

mediocre

modesto

pobreza

pordiosero

triste

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Hyphenated as

po‧bre

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpobɾe/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish pobre, from Latin pauperem, from Proto-Indo-European *peh₂w- (“few, small”).

Sentences

Esa es la razón que explica la pobre decoración del plató .

That is the reason for the poor decoration of the set.

Posee una biodisponibilidad muy pobre cuando es administrado por vía oral .

It has a very poor bioavailability when administered orally.