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Excessively unwilling to spend.
penurious
stingy
ungenerous
1
In the main, Sophia had been careful, and had even been
parsimonious
.
2
They subdue all the romantic tendencies I am so
parsimonious
about wasting.
3
The French kings were
parsimonious
except when lavishing money on their vices.
4
Hawkins was as mean and
parsimonious
as he was pompous and conceited.
5
This amount was certainly not colossal, while the conditions were sufficiently
parsimonious
.
6
At Cambridge I knew an undergraduate who had a somewhat
parsimonious
pater.
7
A
parsimonious
man, Dimitri had wasted no money on the shrine's upkeep.
8
He is not
parsimonious
,
but his instincts and habits have been prudent.
9
He would never ask her to be
parsimonious
,
-
never
even
to be economical.
10
Why consume our days in seeking scattered fruits from a
parsimonious
soil?
11
They say that she was artful, dissembling,
parsimonious
,
jealous, haughty, and masculine.
12
A well-formed mouth that, if not generous, was by no means
parsimonious
.
13
The
comparatively
-
parsimonious
new budget gave an excuse to get rid of those projects.
14
Variable selection is often used to produce more robust and
parsimonious
regression models.
15
He was
parsimonious
;
he was avaricious; he was easily put out of temper.
16
He was remarkably temperate in eating and drinking, and
parsimonious
in his habits.
parsimonious
most parsimonious
parsimonious model
so parsimonious
very parsimonious
notoriously parsimonious