saver
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1.4
- noun
- /ˈseɪvər/
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- Long as I can remember... he's always been the spender, and I've been the saver.
- money saver
- time saver
- energy saver
Another tax that completely destroys savers is a hidden tax called inflation.
- Another tax that completely destroys savers is a hidden tax called inflation.
- That's why I catch so much hell saying savers are losers.
- Honestly, for for me, it's fine for someone that's a hardcore seed saver and variety saver with garlic.
- I think you're I think in comparison to you, I am a saver yes, But like I don't know.
- So quite a big drop down on those regular savers.
- Like all of us here are quite scrimpers and savers.
- But banks did not tend to pass these losses on to savers.
- But besides that, I am a huge saver.
- What about more of like a sloppy saver, savory.
Examples
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In addition, the number of companies searching the globe for savers is likely to grow.
Academic text (1992) -
In that case, they would have trouble attracting money from savers to start or expand their businesses.
Academic text (1992) -
The process proved to be an overall money saver, and the capital investments required quickly paid for themselves.
Academic text (1995) -
If you are collecting interest, you are not a saver; you are an investor.
Blog text (2) -
Consequently, I went from being a natural "saver" to eventually not saving any money as an adult.
Blog text (4) -
You've never been an aggressive saver.
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Interest income paid to senior citizens and savers totaled $1.25 trillion in 2007.
Blog text (5) -
She is a smart saver who always finds ways to invest her money wisely.
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As a long-time saver, he consistently puts aside a portion of his income for emergencies.
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In her quest to be a better saver, she started using coupons and tracking her expenses.
Synonyms
3
9.9
A person who does not want to spend money or take risks
1
5.8
A person who spends very little money to save as much as possible
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4.0
A person or device that saves water and energy
1
3.8
A person who plans and manages how money is spent for a family or company
A person who carefully saves money and avoids waste
A person who buys things at the lowest prices
A person who does not like to spend money
Antonyms
Compounds
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2.9
A program that shows moving pictures on a computer screen when you are not using it
How Thrifty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Saver comes from the simple verb save, from an old Latin word salvare meaning 'to keep safe'. So a saver is someone who puts money, energy, or things away to keep them 'safe' for later.