Pronunciation: /fruːˈɡæləti/
noun the quality of being economical with money or resources; thriftiness
A1 Frugality is the practice of using money and resources carefully.
A2 She learned the value of frugality from her parents, who always saved money.
B1 Frugality can help individuals save money for future goals, such as buying a house.
B2 Many successful entrepreneurs attribute their success to the frugality they practiced early in their careers.
C1 The businessman's frugality allowed him to invest in new ventures and expand his company.
C2 The author's frugality extended beyond finances to include sustainable living practices.
formal Her commitment to frugality allowed her to save a significant amount of money over the years.
informal I admire his frugality when it comes to spending money on unnecessary things.
slang I need to up my frugality game if I want to afford that vacation next year.
figurative In a world of excess, his frugality was like a breath of fresh air.
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