घाईघाईने किंवा अनवधानाने कार्य करते, मुद्दाम आणि कृत्रिमरित्या हाताळा,

Verb:

कंजूस, कंजूष व्हा,

skimps's Usage Examples:

perversely twists the book"s characters, drops some of the best scenes, skimps on the sex and – unbelievably – substitutes Thurber"s leaden writing for.

Jiang, a greedy businessman, opens up a haunted inn and skimps out on the ingredients in his dumplings.

Guardian, "to be honest, Brick Mansions is not a great film — it kind of skimps on the parkour, the main reason why anyone went to see District 13.

is that it accentuates the original"s [novel"s] chief fault—that is, it skimps a rationalization of the leading character"s profound change of mind.

both literary fiction and prize-winning children"s books, Disher never skimps on his craft.

Indeed, Anam often skimps on explanation in favor of plunging into someone’s obsessive quest for redemption".

wrote: "Though Dearden gets the surface right – the movie looks sleek – he skimps on characterization.

Harper and directed by actor Daniel Stern ("Home Alone," "Diner"), "Rookie" skimps on the fun nitty-gritty that would be involved in a boy"s joining a major-league.

delivers the tedious, heavy-breathing buildup associated with the genre, but skimps on the scares and the gory, gooey good stuff.

giving the book an average rating of 3 out of 5, saying that the book "skimps on staging notes and the details of day-to-day existence that might help.

of Funk: Get On Up shows us James Brown the unstoppable personality, but skimps on James Brown the musician", and "12 Crazy James Brown Moments You Won"t.

deliberate fictional train-wreck never loses its gobsmacking audacity, or skimps on suspense.

The review noted that the film "skimps on story and incident" and noted that several characters and scenes strongly.

Synonyms:

scant, restrict,

Antonyms:

derestrict, lose, sell,