Economize is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ECONOMIZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make economies, also ECONOMISE
• reduce expense or waste
• To manage with economy; to use with prudence; to expend with frugality; as, to economize one\'s income.
• To be prudently sparing in expenditure; to be frugal and saving; as, to economize in order to grow rich.
• use cautiously and frugally
• spend sparingly, avoid the waste of
• spend less; reduce one's expenses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to practice economy; be frugal

Words related to ECONOMIZE

economisation17 economisations18 economise13 economization26 economizations27 economized24 economizes23 economizing25

Words that contain ECONOMIZE

economized24 economizer23 economizes23 economizers24

How to use ECONOMIZE in a sentence

• His salary, also, was too small to support his rank like other ambassadors, and he was obliged to economize.
• The arch also enabled the Romans to economize in the use of costly marbles, of which they were very fond, as well as of other stones.
• When a man, instead of burning up three hundred pounds of carbon a year, has got down to two hundred and fifty, it is plain enough he must economize force somewhere.
• The woman must husband herself, dole herself out, economize herself so that she might be splendidly wasteful when need was.
• Even from the financial aspect it is a bad fault to economize in outlay on the army and navy in order to improve the financial position.
• In Cleveland, also, this natural gas is found, and there is no doubt that it is going to economize the cost of production very much in that part of the country.
• In order to economize space, it was arranged that all the contributions to the lunch should be sent on Friday to Mrs.
• The next consideration was how to preserve and economize what little had been collected by the barrel, or imbibed by the outspread sails.
• Some thrifty housewives economize by utilizing the cooling effects of evaporation.
• Grazing, as compared with soiling, may be economical of labor, but as I understand economics that is the one thing in which we do not wish to economize.
• What wonder is it that these childish appeals to the women to economize fall on deaf or indignant ears! Women have a nasty way of making comparisons.
• The quest for trade is an incentive to men of business to devise, invent, improve and economize in the cost of production.
• Voracious reader as Scott was, he had to economize time somewhere, and the hours saved from papers could be given to books.
• They are under a million of dollars, and we can economize the government two or three millions a year.
• Every one has his newspaper, and all who can find the necessary space on the ferry-boat economize their time by reading the news as they cross the river.
• Sometimes the peasants economize the stone which forms the weight by lengthening the trunk or branch beyond the pivot.
• All officers must train their men to economize in the use of ammunition.
• On the other hand, he must economize men on observation and patrol duty, for these duties are unusually fatiguing.
• But his money, economize it as he might, was slowly melting away.
• We should strive to economize effort in this just as the manufacturer tries to economize in the cost of making his goods.
• By the third week of August, the rations of rye meal had been reduced to once a day instead of twice in order to economize water.
• His determination to economize, as well as his peculiarity of dress and appearance, soon made him an especial object of amusement to newspaper correspondents.
• I shall leave about the end of March, and retire to economize in Nivenais.
• But the expense of my studies will of course be great, and we shall both need to economize.
• The ark itself was expressly devised to economize miracle, by making a fresh creation of animals needless.
• Being naturally anxious to economize the small funds I can devote to science, the request appeared to me a reasonable one.
• But the Acme Film Company, caught with the rest of the world in the pressure of hard times, wanted to economize.
• Esther had to economize her resources and a repast at seven would serve for both tea and supper.
• To economize them, the cavern was often only lighted by the blazing hearths, on which fuel was not spared.
• Cyrus Harding had intended to blow her up, so as to collect the remains on the shore, but a strong gale from the northeast and a heavy sea compelled him to economize his powder.
• Besides, the chips of the wood destined for the construction of the ship enabled them to economize the coal, which required more trouble to transport.
• The universal destiny of the mass of women trained them to feed and clothe, to invent, manufacture, build, repair, contrive, conserve, economize.
• It is a good country for the poor man to acquire a living in, or for a man of small fortune to economize and provide for his family.
• The example we have had of the success of an attempt to economize by detail, and under establishments adverse to the attempt, may tend to decide this question.
• Work he will not, so far as he is able to avoid it, nor will he economize what falls into his hands, I do them no injustice.
• In order to economize time, he pulled his best clothes over his working garments, and hastily rubbing his face and hands with a coarse towel, he hurried towards the church.
• Sam and Jonas had to economize in reading, and told stories instead, and the stories had a tendency to ghosts.
• It has a population of almost 127,000, which has been increased at the expense of Galle, as we generally call it to economize our breath.

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