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saving
[sey-ving]
adjective
tending or serving to save; rescuing; preserving.
compensating; redeeming.
a saving sense of humor.
Synonyms: redemptorythrifty; economical.
a saving housekeeper.
making a reservation.
a saving clause.
noun
preposition
except.
Nothing remains saving these ruins.
with all due respect to or for.
saving your presence.
conjunction
except; save.
saving
/ ˈseɪvɪŋ /
adjective
tending to save or preserve
redeeming or compensating (esp in the phrase saving grace )
thrifty or economical
law denoting or relating to an exception or reservation
a saving clause in an agreement
noun
preservation or redemption, esp from loss or danger
economy or avoidance of waste
reduction in cost or expenditure
a saving of 100 dollars
anything saved
(plural) money saved for future use
law an exception or reservation
preposition
with the exception of
conjunction
except
Other Word Forms
- savingly adverb
- nonsaving adjective
- unsaving adjective
- unsavingly adverb
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
In a recently released report, a team of international climate scientists warns that saving many tropical coral reefs from destruction caused by rising ocean temperatures will now require extraordinary effort.
The Labour government has also targeted £5.5bn savings in the UK's welfare bill, after proposing cutting Pip and Universal Credit payments, but was forced to U-turn by a major backbench rebellion in June.
There’s a tipping point for Medicare Advantage that many people do not recognize when they first sign up, thinking that having no monthly premium, or a really low one, represents significant savings.
The bank made further progress on the Credit Suisse integration, taking its cumulative cost savings of $10 billion that leave it one quarter ahead of schedule, UBS said.
‘I’m absolutely terrible at managing money’: I’m 35 with zero savings and $8,000 debt.
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