skimp on
Third Person
skimps on
Present Participle
skimping on
Past Tense
skimped on
Past Participle
skimped on
1
to not provide enough time, money, or resources for something, which often leads to a lower-quality result or outcome
- She decided not to skimp on her education and invested in high-quality textbooks.
- It's crucial not to skimp on safety measures when working with heavy machinery.
- The restaurant owner refused to skimp on ingredients, ensuring the dishes maintained their high standards.
- When renovating the house, they opted not to skimp on the foundation, ensuring long-term stability.
- It's important not to skimp on computer security software to protect your sensitive data from potential threats.