stinted (Meaning)
stinted
to put an end to, restraint, limitation, a definite quantity of work assigned, a period of time spent at a particular activity, to be sparing or stingy, to be sparing or frugal, to limit in share or portion, restriction sense 1, limitation, a quantity of work assigned, stop, desist, any of several small sandpipers (genus Calidris), to limit within certain boundaries, to restrict with respect to a share or allowance
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stinted Sentence Examples
- The government stinted on healthcare services, leaving many citizens underserved.
- Despite his wealth, the CEO stinted on employee benefits, causing morale to plummet.
- The budget for the new school building was severely stinted, leading to overcrowding and inadequate facilities.
- The farmer stinted on fertilizer, resulting in a meager crop yield.
- The artist stinted on materials, producing a painting that lacked depth and vibrancy.
- The parent stinted on their child's birthday party, throwing a lackluster celebration.
- The company stinted on training, leading to errors and accidents.
- The hospital stinted on nursing staff, compromising patient care.
- The magazine stinted on word count, forcing writers to cut corners.
- The restaurant stinted on portions, leaving diners feeling hungry and unsatisfied.
FAQs About the word stinted
to put an end to, restraint, limitation, a definite quantity of work assigned, a period of time spent at a particular activity, to be sparing or stingy, to be s
retained, denied,withheld, kept, deprived (of),begrudged, confiscated, appropriated,arrogated
dealt, allotted, divided, distributed, administered, rationed, allocated, measured, dispensed, assigned
The government stinted on healthcare services, leaving many citizens underserved.
Despite his wealth, the CEO stinted on employee benefits, causing morale to plummet.
The budget for the new school building was severely stinted, leading to overcrowding and inadequate facilities.
The farmer stinted on fertilizer, resulting in a meager crop yield.
