Noun:

काटकसर, संचित वस्तू, बचाव, बचत, आराम, संरक्षण,

saving's Usage Examples:

development of expensive and tedious biparental populations that makes approach timesaving and cost-effective.

John Maxwell, the Protestant bishop of Killala, surrendered to Irish authorities at Castlebar, in the hope of saving their lives.

Early in 1962, Mr George Vernon Northcott (1891-1963) had started negotiations with the board of directors of the Theatre Royal with the view to saving the theatre, and its re-creation as a theatre and arts centre.

After a few months spent as manager of Notts County, Kendall joined Sheffield United, saving the club from relegation and then taking them to the 1997 play-off final.

The operating cost savings from faster goods services and having fewer brakemen was assessed.

The Young Allies then thanked the Exiles for saving their world from the nukes, Dorma, and Proteus as they left.

The standard transmission option was GM's Powerglide 2-speed automatic system, but a four speed manual gearbox was available, initially on the UK market at a saving of £85: elsewhere the manual gear box was a no-cost option.

Hoobler, who he calls "Uncle Bob", with saving his life by insisting the dying child be driven immediately to hospital in a police car rather than waiting.

tax-advantaged retirement savings plan available for public education organizations, some non-profit employers.

These teachings, which have different promotions for a single design cost, results in significant savings, as well noticed by Rene Lemaire.

Jump City when they are not saving the world while living together as teenagers without adults who intrude.

Parisians to rise earlier in the day, which has been credited (though an overreach) with promoting the concept of daylight saving time.

four or even more bulletproof plates ("mirrors") worn above it, thus combining weight saving and freedom of movement with high level of protection of vital.

Synonyms:

retrenchment, action, curtailment, economy, downsizing, economy of scale,

Antonyms:

sink, activation, longness, inefficiency, non-market economy,