sparingly
IPA: spˈɛrɪŋɫi
adverb
- In a sparing manner; with frugality, moderation, scantiness, reserve, forbearance, or the like; sparsely.
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Examples of "sparingly" in Sentences
- He uses the water sparingly.
- Please use the emblem sparingly.
- The ornaments were used sparingly.
- The mast is sparingly equipped externally.
- The route is sparingly marked with cairns.
- Originally the church was sparingly furnished.
- In May, he ordered Cholet to use the indulgence sparingly.
- It is sparingly metabolised in the liver to two inactive metabolites.
- However, due to the scarcity of the metal, copper was used sparingly.
- Music was kept to a minimum and was used sparingly to recite the slokas.
- Welcome (and I use the word sparingly) to the world of colour management.
- If only our cities and I use the term sparingly to describe Olympia acted like that.
- Are the, using the word sparingly, publishers, so awfully dense they don't get that hassling the reader IS a problem?
- Admittedly I use the term sparingly, because I’m skeptical of most efforts to distinguish between the effects of nature and nurture.
- Keller added, “We expect to use the phrase sparingly and carefully, not to the exclusion of other formulations, not for dramatic effect.”
- So, she used her coins sparingly as she traveled back toward Renoux's mansion, instead Pushing and Pulling off of buildings and discarded bits of metal.
- But I still love it, and although I eat only eat in sparingly now, the craving does come up every so often for those crispy chunks of chicken, covered in spicy, sweet, gooey sauce.
- Although "cure" is in the name of the foundation Devinsky founded, he uses the term sparingly, especially around patients; just hearing it can encourage them to stop taking their medications, and after a while they show up back in his office with new seizures.
- It's always interesting to see a new film that's being tossed around with the "film noir" label, especially now that they're all shot in color, but this is two years in a row that Sundance has used the term sparingly, saving the title for only the highest quality films
- I'm saving the worst for last -- this reply from deputy foreign editor Ethan Bronner: we don't generally designate groups as terrorist. we use the word sparingly because it is loaded and because hamas, like hezbollah, does many things, including run clinics and schools (and now towns like qalqilya) as well as carry out terrorist attacks. if hamas were devoted to nothing other than terror, that might be a different thing.