Synonyms for Most pennywise:
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adj.
• economical
- Scrimping
, - Skimping
, - avaricious
, - canny
, - chary
, - circumspect
, - close
, - closefisted
, - cost-effective
, - curmudgeonly
, - efficient
, - frugal
, - meager
, - mean
, - methodical
, - miserly
, - money-saving
, - niggardly
, - on the rims
, - parsimonious
, - penny-pinching
, - penny-wise
, - penurious
, - practical
, - provident
, - prudent
, - prudential
, - saving
, - spare
, - sparing
, - stingy
, - thrifty
, - tight
, - time-saving
, - unwasteful
, - watchful
, - work-saving
.
• frugal
• penurious
- Pinchpenny
, - Ungiving
, - cheap
, - chintzy
, - close-fisted
, - costive
, - economical
, - greedy
, - hoarding
, - pennywise
, - tightfisted
, - uncharitable
, - ungenerous
.
• pinching
• stingy
- acquisitive
, - churlish
, - covetous
, - extortionate
, - grasping
, - grudging
, - ignoble
, - illiberal
, - ironfisted
, - narrow
, - near
, - petty
, - rapacious
, - scurvy
, - selfish
, - sordid
.
• tightfisted
What are the hypernyms for Most pennywise?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most pennywise?
Most pennywise refers to someone who is thrifty and careful with their money. The antonyms for this term would be spendthrift or lavish. A spendthrift is someone who is extravagant and wasteful with their money, often spending it recklessly without any thought for the future. On the other hand, a lavish individual is one who is extravagant, generous, and not afraid to spend large sums of money on luxury items or experiences. Both spendthrift and lavish are the exact opposite of being pennywise, and while one may be seen as financially savvy, the other may be characterised as reckless or impractical with their money.
What are the antonyms for Most pennywise?
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adj.
• economical
• frugal
• stingy
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