Adverb:

काट-छांट करके, मितव्य्यता से,

economically's Usage Examples:

Economically, we understand the world around us in terms of scarcity.

Structural famine exists when enough food is technically on hand or able to be imported, but some portion of the population is economically separated from it.

The Gondwana series is economically of great importance.

Certain it is that though the unprejudiced must admit that exclusion has not been at all an unmixed blessing, yet the consensus of opinion is that a large population, non-citizen and non-assimilable, sending - it is said - most of their earnings to China, living in the main meanly at best, and practically without wives, children or homes, is socially and economically a menace outweighing the undoubted convenience of cheaper (and frequently more trustworthy) menial labour than the other population affords.

Its interests were economically insignificant until the beginning of the 18th century when the rich deposits of copper and tin began to be vigorously worked at Dolcoath.

The finances of the state were economically managed, and taxpayers were most carefully guarded from oppression.

The poor, knowing there to be bread but being economically unable to get it, rioted.

Economically and socially the crusades had disastrous effects upon the Jews.

Economically, Besi is the most important island.

Economically, that hasn't turned out as well as they had hoped.