timesaving
[tahym-sey-ving]
adjective
(of methods, devices, etc.) reducing the time spent or required to do something.
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Origin of timesaving
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Examples from the Web for time-saving
Historical Examples of time-saving
One overworked matron of my acquaintance has perfected an ingenious and time-saving combination.
The Ways of MenEliot Gregory
It is one of the labor-saving, time-saving gifts, which should be welcomed by every librarian.
A Book for All ReadersAinsworth Rand Spofford
Men have to train themselves deliberately to speak well when they first begin to use these time-saving devices.
Public SpeakingClarence Stratton
Such teaching is labor-saving and time-saving, in their highest perfection, employed upon the noblest of ends.
In the School-RoomJohn S. Hart
Then remember when you are cooking potatoes that it is a time-saving plan to boil enough for two meals, or even more.
Living on a LittleCaroline French Benton
time-saving
adjective
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