Frugalista

Pronunciation: /ˌfruː.ɡəˈliːstə/

Definitions of frugalista

noun A person who is frugal or thrifty, especially when it comes to fashion or style

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a frugalista who always looks for the best deals when shopping.

A2 As a frugalista, she enjoys finding ways to save money without sacrificing quality.

B1 The frugalista in me always compares prices before making a purchase.

B2 Being a frugalista, she knows how to budget wisely and make her money stretch.

C1 The frugalista lifestyle is all about being resourceful and making smart financial decisions.

C2 She has mastered the art of being a frugalista, always finding ways to save money and live well.

Examples of frugalista in a Sentence

formal The frugalista carefully budgets her expenses to save money for future investments.

informal My friend is a frugalista who always looks for the best deals before making a purchase.

slang Being a frugalista is all about being smart with your money and not overspending.

figurative The frugalista is like a financial wizard, always finding ways to make the most of her resources.

Grammatical Forms of frugalista

• past tense: frugalistaed
• plural: frugalistas
• comparative: more frugalista
• superlative: most frugalista
• present tense: frugalistas
• future tense: will frugalista
• perfect tense: have frugalistaed
• continuous tense: is frugalistaing
• singular: frugalista
• positive degree: frugalista
• infinitive: to frugalista
• gerund: frugalistaing
• participle: frugalistaed

Origin and Evolution of frugalista

First Known Use: 2008 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'frugalista' is a blend of 'frugal' and 'fashionista', combining the idea of being thrifty with a sense of style and trendiness.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe individuals who were fashionable on a budget, the term 'frugalista' has evolved to encompass a broader lifestyle of being mindful of spending while still enjoying quality and style.