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economy of means

economy of means noun: the principle of using the minimal amount of resources, energy or materials to achieve a maximum, high-quality result.

Noun

economy of means

  1. The principle of using the minimal amount of resources, energy or materials to achieve a maximum, high-quality result.

Questions about economy of means

What does economy of means mean?
Economy of means means the principle of using the minimal amount of resources, energy or materials to achieve a maximum, high-quality result.
What part of speech is economy of means?
Economy of means is a noun.

Words near economy of means in the dictionary

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  6. economy of means
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