Pronunciation: /ˌiː.kəˈnɑm.ɪ.kəl/
adjective relating to or concerned with the efficient use of resources
A1 She is very economical and always looks for the best deals when shopping.
A2 Using public transportation is a more economical option than driving a car.
B1 The company implemented several economical measures to reduce costs and increase profits.
B2 The new energy-efficient appliances are not only environmentally friendly but also economical in the long run.
C1 The government's decision to invest in renewable energy sources is both sustainable and economical.
C2 The architect designed an economical yet aesthetically pleasing building that met all the client's requirements.
formal The company decided to implement more economical practices in order to reduce costs.
informal I always try to be economical when shopping for groceries.
slang I'm all about finding the most bang for my buck, so I'm all about being economical.
figurative She found a way to be more economical with her time, allowing her to accomplish more tasks in a day.
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