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económicamente

eh-ko-no-mee-ka-men-teh/ekonómikaˈmente/

“económicamente” means “economically” in Spanish (related to the economy or finances).

economically, financially

Also: frugally, money-wise
A small green plant growing out of a pile of gold coins, representing financial growth.

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El país está mejorando económicamente.

A2

The country is improving economically.

No soy independiente económicamente todavía.

B1

I am not financially independent yet.

Este proyecto no es viable económicamente.

B2

This project is not financially viable.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • financieramente (financially)
  • frugalmente (frugally)

Antonyms

  • derrochadoramente (wastefully)

Common Collocations

  • independiente económicamente – financially independent
  • estable económicamente – financially stable
  • viable económicamente – economically viable

Idioms & Expressions

  • apretarse el cinturón – to live more economically due to lack of money

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "económicamente" in Spanish:

economically→financially→frugally→money-wise→

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Quick Quiz: económicamente

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How do you say 'financially independent' in Spanish?

📚 More Resources

👥 Word Family▼
economía(economy) — Noun
económico(economic / cheap) — Adjective
economizar(to save / to economize) — Verb
economista(economist) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
rápidamenteactualmente
📚 Etymology▼

From 'económica' (related to household management) and the suffix '-mente' (from the Latin 'mens,' meaning mind/manner).

First recorded: 17th Century

Cognates (Related words)

English: economicallyFrench: économiquementItalian: economicamente

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'económicamente' the same as 'barato'?

No. 'Barato' means 'cheap' (price), while 'económicamente' refers to the general state of finances or doing something in a way that saves money.

Why does it have an accent if the stress is at the end of the word?

In Spanish, adverbs ending in -mente are special; they keep the written accent of the original adjective they were built from.

Can I use 'financieramente' instead?

Yes, they are often interchangeable, though 'financieramente' is more specific to banking and investment, while 'económicamente' is broader.