Pronunciation: /ˈtʃizˌpɛrɪŋ/
noun a person who is extremely frugal or stingy
A1 I don't like cheeseparing when it comes to buying gifts for my friends.
A2 The company's cheeseparing attitude towards employee benefits led to low morale.
B1 Her cheeseparing ways have helped her save money for a rainy day.
B2 The cheeseparing measures implemented by the government were met with criticism.
C1 The CEO's cheeseparing decisions ultimately led to the downfall of the company.
C2 The author's cheeseparing writing style may not appeal to all readers.
adjective being overly careful with money or resources
A1 She was a cheeseparing shopper, always looking for the best deals.
A2 The cheeseparing man refused to spend money on anything unnecessary.
B1 His cheeseparing attitude towards budgeting helped him save a lot of money.
B2 The company's cheeseparing approach to expenses led to increased profits.
C1 The CEO's cheeseparing strategies were instrumental in turning the company around.
C2 Despite his wealth, he maintained a cheeseparing lifestyle out of habit.
formal The company's cheeseparing measures led to a decrease in overall quality of their products.
informal Stop being so cheeseparing and just buy the good cheese for once.
slang I can't stand her cheeseparing ways when it comes to splitting the bill.
figurative His cheeseparing attitude towards life prevents him from truly enjoying its richness.
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