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Meanings of very parsimonious in English
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Usage of very parsimonious in English
1
The assembly of notables was but little submissive and very parsimonious.
2
Thus spoke Elizabeth, like the wise, courageous, and very parsimonious princess that she was.
3
Mr Quinn said the 1977 redundancy legislation had been " very parsimonious", even by the standards of the time.
4
"You reproach me with being very parsimonious, sire; I have, however, paid very large sums to artists."