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Meanings of more economical in English

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Usage of more economical in English
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The motor is the more economical-itis the survival of the fittest.
Stories of Inventors: The Adventures of Inventors and Engineers
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The more economical methods of production did not begin all at once.
My Life and Work
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Much more economical than by the martini glass at the Inferno Bar.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
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So, replace the traditional turkey with a more economical cut of meat.
The Guardian
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To assert that one dish soap was more economical than the others.
Amberville
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My owner concluded that leaving his secretary in Bangkok was more economical.
The windup girl
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Even our agriculture has taken on more economical methods and increased production.
Have faith in Massachusetts; 2d ed. / A Collection of Speeches a...
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From ordinary life we see that women are more economical than men.
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Merc E-Class is more comfy overall, and Audi A6 Ultra more economical.
The Irish Times
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Outsourced by your larger & more economical cousin the locked-down pump bottle.
News.com.au
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I'm sure no wife could have been more economical than I have.
One Basket
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The real version is a little more economical but no less touching.
The Guardian
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Without it, other vegetable and animal oils will be more economical, he said.
Reuters
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As almost everyone knows, constant vehicle speed is more economical and less polluting.
The Irish Times
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Beyond causing less irritation, safety-razor shaving is also way more economical.
NY Magazine
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He's drawn for a much more economical run in this from barrier four.
News.com.au
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