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penuriously

/pəˈnjʊə.ri.əs.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa 'de forma mesquinha ou extremamente econômica', frequentemente implicando avareza ou falta de generosidade. Deriva do adjetivo 'penurious', relacionado à pobreza ou à economia extrema.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/pəˈnjʊə.ri.əs.li/C2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'de forma mesquinha ou extremamente econômica', frequentemente implicando avareza ou falta de generosidade. Deriva do adjetivo 'penurious', relacionado à pobreza ou à economia extrema.

An adverb meaning 'in a miserly or extremely frugal manner,' often implying stinginess or a lack of generosity. It is derived from the adjective 'penurious,' which relates to poverty or extreme thrift.

  1. In a miserly or stingy wayC2formal

    Acting in a way that shows extreme unwillingness to spend money; frugally to the point of being stingy.

    ptMesquinhamente

    • He lived penuriously, never spending a penny on luxuries.
    • She penuriously counted every coin before buying bread.
    • The old man penuriously hoarded his savings in a jar.

    Sinônimosmeanlyniggardlystingily

    Antônimosextravagantlygenerouslylavishlyprofligatelywastefully

  2. In a state of extreme povertyC2formal

    Living or behaving in a manner characterized by severe lack of money or resources.

    ptPenosamente

    • The family penuriously survived on scraps and charity.
    • He penuriously wandered the streets, begging for food.
    • They penuriously endured the harsh winter without heat.

    Antônimosopulentlyrichlywealthily

Formas
  • more penuriously comparative form
  • most penuriously superlative form
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