scrimpingly
scrimpingly adverb: in a scrimping or miserly manner.
Adverb
scrimpingly (comparative more scrimpingly, superlative most scrimpingly)
- In a scrimping or miserly manner.
- Chivalry is essentially protective. It is rooted in the consciousness of superior strength. It is expansively generous and scrimpingly just. It will not assure to women a fair field and no favours, which is the salvation of all humanity; but it will protect them from the consequences of their own...1920, Agnes Repplier, Points of friction, Woman Enthroned
Forms of scrimpingly
| comparative | more scrimpingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most scrimpingly |
Origin of scrimpingly
From scrimping + -ly.
Questions about scrimpingly
- What does scrimpingly mean?
- Scrimpingly means in a scrimping or miserly manner.
- What part of speech is scrimpingly?
- Scrimpingly is an adverb.
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