stingily

/ˈstɪndʒəli/
adverb
  1. In a way that shows unwillingness to give or spend money or resources; miserly.
    • The company stingily refused to provide basic supplies for its employees.
    • She stingily rationed the snacks so they would last the whole trip.
    • He tipped the waiter stingily, leaving only a few coins.
  2. In a very small or insufficient amount; sparingly.
    • Rain fell stingily on the drought-stricken region.
    • He smiled stingily, barely showing any warmth.
    • The sauce was applied stingily to the pasta, leaving most of it dry.
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