sparing in Latin
sparing in Latin is parcus — sparing means careful and restrained, especially in the amount of something used.
sparing in Latin
parcus
Prudent and restrained in the use of resources; careful, economical or frugal.
What does "sparing" mean?
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adjective Careful and restrained, especially in the amount of something used.
"She was sparing with her praise, so his compliment meant a lot."
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sparing in a sentence
- She was sparing with her praise, so his compliment meant a lot.
- Be sparing with the salt — the dish is already quite salty.
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What is "sparing" in Latin?
"sparing" in Latin is parcus. sparing means: Careful and restrained, especially in the amount of something used.
How do you use "sparing" in a sentence?
Example: "She was sparing with her praise, so his compliment meant a lot." In Latin, "sparing" is parcus.
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