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View definitions for saving

saving

adjective as in redeeming

Strongest match

Weak match

adjective as in thrifty

adjective as in conditional

Strong match

adjective as in frugal

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So I’m always saving all that stuff; with my own stuff I’m always compiling all the demos, because that’s half the fun to me.

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In Scotland, people earning below about £30,300 pay slightly less income tax than they would elsewhere in the UK, with a maximum saving of about £28.

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Mr Boyle said the severity of the financial challenge facing the board was "unprecedented" and warned that it was relying on "overly optimistic savings plans that may not be achievable".

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Hundreds more poured their own savings into their branch to make up apparent shortfalls in order to avoid prosecution.

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That opens the way for you to have fun — not a word you often associate with saving and investing — with your windfall.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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