All 4 Uses
sparse
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1st to Die, by Patterson
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- All the other reporters were still piecing together the sparse details released by the police.†
p. 55.7
- The smears led to car tracks that were clearly delineated in the sparsely traveled soil.†
p. 132.1 *
- Everything confirmed the sparse details that we already had.†
p. 181.1
- In a sparsely decorated conference room, the museum's security chief, McBride, and several members of the CPD Homicide staff sat facing a wide-screen video monitor on a walnut cabinet.†
p. 204.2
Definitions:
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(1)
(sparse) not dense; or few in number and spread out
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)