fiscally
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5.6
- adverb
- /ˈfɪs.kə.li/
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fiscalmente
- Is our government actually on a sustainable path for spending, or do we have a fiscally responsible government?
- fiscally conservative
- fiscally responsible
- fiscally irresponsible
Being stingy or miserly is not the same as being fiscally prudent or careful.
- Being stingy or miserly is not the same as being fiscally prudent or careful.
- So he's socially liberal, fiscally conservative.
- It seemed like the idea of, you know, being socially tolerant and fiscally responsible was in the air.
- Is our government actually on a sustainable path for spending, or do we have a fiscally responsible government?
- Liberal but not stupid, woke, fiscally sane but not cruel.
- I I like Republicans idea of being fiscally conservative, but often they are not.
- Mark Meadows calls this fiscally responsible.
- They had this decades long love affair with balancing the budget, with being fiscally conservative.
- And it's the next time somebody looks at me, a white person, and says I'm fiscally conservative, yeah, I'm going to blow.
- Make them do their job, do it in smaller chunks and say no and write much tighter fiscally sane policies.
- So it's no wonder you got fiscally conservative Republicans looking at this going, holy crap.
- At least Stefanik has a lot of a lot of checks, a lot of boxes for me because she's smart, she's in New York, she's fiscally conservative.
Examples
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Balancing composting, trash, and recycling programs in a fiscally responsible manner represents a big challenge for local government in America.
Academic text (2001) -
That's because, for the last eight years, I've worked very hard as your governor, to make sure our state is clean, safe and fiscally sound.
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Maybe you need to be more fiscally responsible.
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I am just being fiscally responsible.
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So I believe our approach, while bold, is compatible with our duty as a fiscally responsible and business friendly government.
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Nonetheless, the association remains fiscally strong, with $150 million in cash and investments.
Academic text (2005) -
It's called governors, whether they're red or blue, being fiscally responsible in making good financial decisions.
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I'm not a conservative, but I believe in being fiscally responsible and balancing the budget.
Blog text (6) -
It is important for citizens to be fiscally responsible in their personal budgets.
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The government must adopt fiscally sound policies to ensure economic growth.
Synonyms
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3.2
In a way that is about money
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3.9
About money and the economy
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4.8
In a way that has to do with money
In a way that has to do with money
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fiscally comes from the Latin word fiscus, which meant a 'purse' or the money kept by a ruler or government. The same root is in fiscal, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of the public 'purse'. So, to act fiscally is to act in a way that concerns money, budgets, or government revenue.