economizer
- noun
- /ɪˈkɒnəˌmaɪzər/
- US
- He is such an economizer that he never buys anything unless it’s absolutely necessary.
Examples
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She is a true economizer when it comes to grocery shopping.
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Being an economizer helped her build substantial savings over the years.
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My grandfather was a devoted economizer, always looking for ways to save on household expenses.
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My friend is an economizer who always looks for discounts.
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As an economizer, she always looked for discounts before making any purchase.
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The economizer in our group meticulously planned every aspect of the trip to save money.
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He is known as a real economizer, finding ways to stretch his budget without sacrificing quality.
Synonyms
A person who keeps money for the future instead of spending it
A person who spends very little money to save as much as possible
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Etymology
The word economizer comes from economy and economize, which come from an old Greek word oikonomia meaning 'household management'. So an economizer is a person who 'manages' money carefully and avoids waste.