The word 'Scarce' means that there is very little of something available; it is rare or hard to find. It is frequently used in geography and economics (e.g., water scarcity).
In Economics, the 'Law of Scarcity' is the fundamental problem of having seemingly unlimited human wants in a world of limited (scarce) resources.
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The noun form 'Scarcity' means a shortage.
Example: Water scarcity in summer = கோடையில் நீர் பற்றாக்குறை (Kodaiyil neer pattrakurai).
The opposite of scarce is **Plentiful** or Abundant. In Tamil: ஏராளமான (Eralamana) or தாராளமான (Tharalamana).
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