Impecunious (adjective)

Lacking money or being without funds; poverty-stricken.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "impecuniosus" meaning "without money".

Examples:

1. Many people have fallen into an impecunious state due to the recent economic crisis.
2. He lived an impecunious life, constantly struggling to make ends meet.
3. Despite his impecunious circumstances, he never lost his hope and optimism.
4. Her impecunious background made it difficult for her to pursue higher education.
5. An impecunious individual is often faced with many difficulties, such as lack of access to basic necessities and limited opportunities.