Verb:

कंजूस, कंजूष व्हा,

skimping's Usage Examples:

a lack of money; Ginn later explained: "I mean, we were thinking about skimping on our meals.

the production suffered from "the skimping of preparation time, the skimping of histrionic talent, and the skimping of imagination and subtlety" although.

success, but it manages to add a satisfying amount of strategy without skimping on the action, which is a feat that I’m shocked no one has managed before.

nz/national/education/116126373/by-skimping-on-pastoral-care-university-halls-are-failing-to-protect-students Campus.

base of culture and arts and invited European experts to aid in this, not skimping on the fees and salaries to Europeans.

structure is of aircraft-grade spruce and plywood (Bowers did not advocate skimping on the quality of structural wood), covered with doped aircraft fabric.

combine a compelling plot with memorable and engaging characters, while not skimping on the world-building".

Likewise, Aramark has been criticized for skimping portion sizes, food safety issues, and overcharging state governments (Michigan.

from 2011, was "immediately struck by the differences," with the former skimping on the stories that were nominated but did not win and devoting almost.

possesses are mechanical; uneven editing, particularly in the early scenes; skimping of a few sequences that might have received more attention; attenuation.

priest, described the building, "It is built of limestone, decent outside, skimping within, Gothic like Lancing College done worse.

not impairing the work of this young Australian author, neither is he skimping words in order to get each book finished.

increasing board thickness, some manufacturers may hold down frame costs by skimping at the precise point where ample strength is most important.

Synonyms:

restrict, scant,

Antonyms:

sell, lose, derestrict,