Saving meaning
A reduction in expenditure or cost.
noun
With the exception of.
preposition
With due respect for.
Saving your presence.
preposition
The definition of saving is something that rescues or is a good value.
An example of saving is a fuel efficient car using less gas; a fuel saving car.
adjective
Saving is defined as the act of someone or something that rescues or frees, or something set aside for later use.
An example of a saving is one person rescuing another from drowing; the act of saving.
An example of a saving is setting aside $100 each month for a vacation; a vacation saving.
noun
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Avoidance of excess expenditure; economy.
noun
Something saved.
noun
An exception or reservation.
noun
Except; save.
conjunction
That saves.
- Rescuing; preserving.
- Economizing or economical.
- Containing an exception; making a reservation.A saving clause.
adjective
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The act of one that saves.
noun
Any reduction in expense, time, labor, etc.
A saving(s) of 10% is effected.
noun
A reservation; exception.
noun
With the exception of; except; save.
preposition
Except; save.
conjunction
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(countable, usually plural) Something (usually money) that is saved.
I invested all my savings in gold.
noun
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Preserving; rescuing.
adjective
Bringing back in returns or in receipts the sum expended; incurring no loss, though not gainful.
A saving bargain.
The ship has made a saving voyage.
adjective
Rescue from harm, danger, or loss.
noun
Origin of saving
- From save +"Ž -ing.
From Wiktionary