Definitions
a person who is very poor
Word origin
Learned borrowing from Latin pauper (“poor”). Originally a legal term. Doublet of poor.
Used in a sentence
“He has hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank, and he lives like a pauper!”
““There’s no sense in you paupering yourself because you’re too stubborn to take my money.” ¶ “I’m not paupering myself.””
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01“Very poor person”6 letters
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