ec·o·nom·i·cal /ˌɛkəˈnɑ:mɪkəl/ adjective
[more economical; most economical] 1 : using money, resources, etc., carefully
▪ an economical way to heat your house ▪ a practical and economical solution to the problem ▪ an economical cook [=a cook who does not waste food] ▪ The author is often praised for her simple, economical writing style. [=a way of writing that uses only the words that are most necessary] ▪ We offer quality products at economical prices. [=prices that many people can afford] 2 — used to describe a product that is not expensive to own and use ▪ The company is making smaller, more economical cars. [=cars that do not use a lot of fuel]
▪ an economical way to heat your house ▪ a practical and economical solution to the problem ▪ an economical cook [=a cook who does not waste food] ▪ The author is often praised for her simple, economical writing style. [=a way of writing that uses only the words that are most necessary] ▪ We offer quality products at economical prices. [=prices that many people can afford]
