Portuguese
parcimónia Catalan
mesquinesa Extreme stinginess.
The spatial property of being crowded together.
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These considerations show that the same stringency is not necessarily required everywhere.
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But in the year 1855 financial stringency overtook the new community.
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Then the stringency of the money market equalled the previous inflation.
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The financial stringency of 1893 had brought everything to a standstill.
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Bismarck wished even more than this to intensify the stringency of its provisions.
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Gasoline gained on regional supply tightness in the key East Coast market.
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Improvements include full insulation, double glazing, improved air-tightness, ventilation and new heating.
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Lakers reserve guard Alex Caruso left the contest with right calf tightness.
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There is no such sense of strain and tightness in the atmosphere.
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He left the game early on Wednesday with tightness in his back.
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These containers were nothing like true barrels for strength, water-tightness, or cost.
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Philadelphia point guard Ben Simmons missed the game due to back tightness.
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In the past when Shorts has experienced tightness, he has missed time.
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Millsap missed his third game in a row with left knee tightness.
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Rewatching it recently, I was surprised by the tightness of its construction.
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He felt that familiar tightness in his chest again at the thought.
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Arkoniel inhaled deeply, trying to ease the growing tightness in his chest.
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India is experiencing a bout of cash tightness that started in mid-November.
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He was very hoarse, and complained of a tightness in his chest.
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He knew that, but he couldn't help the tightness in his chest.
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They relieved the tightness of my heart, the band across my brain.
