ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Nonmiserly

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Nonmiserly is an adjective meaning Alternative form of non-miserly.

Meaning

Alternative form of non-miserly.

Example Sentences

Time and time again people get mad at us for stereotyping Jews as being greedy. I’ve yet to meet a nonmiserly Jew.
Thus it seems clear that we are not pure choosers. There is no nonmiserly Midas who is, to his chagrin, limited by the miserly dispositions that environment and heredity force upon him, no nonmiserly Midas frustrated by the lack of nonmiserly buttons on his console. For better or worse, miserly Midas is the only Midas there is.
What this clause said was simply that the utilities would need to buy, and move to market, electricity produced by any facility with an output of less than 80 MW (about a tenth of what might have been produced by an average nuclear power plant at the time). And, just as important, they would be obliged to pay a nonmiserly rate for it.
Second, if this process of considering inconsistent information is strenuous, then if people are under cognitive load or taxed, then they should be unable to do it (thus perhaps giving the appearance that they are being miserly and wanting to use least effort, when in fact they are wanting to be effortful and nonmiserly, but are blocked from doing so).

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include noncapitalist, non-aggressive, over-greedy, nonpedantic, mischevious, nonheuristic.

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