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skimp
This term carries a strong negative connotation of negligence or cheapness. It suggests a deliberate decision to reduce resources, which typically leads to a failure in quality or a compromise in safety. While similar to "save," it differs by implying that the reduction has crossed a threshold into insufficiency.
In practical usage, it is most frequently paired with the preposition "on" to specify the area of neglect. It is commonly used in contexts involving construction, cooking, or budgeting, where the lack of a necessary ingredient or material results in a flawed final product.
Meanings
Examples
Do not skimp on the quality of the materials for this project.
I think they skimped on the butter in this cake.
You cannot afford to skimp on your health insurance.
He decided to skimp on the appetizers to save money for the main course.
I should not have skimped on the research for my final paper.
The company skimped on safety measures to increase their profit margins.
Why did you skimp on the paint for the guest room?
She always skimps on the details when she is in a rush.