Fiscally Meaning in English

word · lemma: fiscal

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Definition

In a way that relates to money, government finances, budgeting, or taxation. 'Fiscally' often refers to how a country, company, or person manages money.

Usage & Nuances

'Fiscally' is a formal adverb, mostly used in discussions of economics, politics, or finance. Common collocations include 'fiscally responsible', 'fiscally conservative', and 'fiscally sound'. Do not confuse with 'physically' (related to the body). Rare in casual conversation.

• Spanish: fiscalmente
• Portuguese (BR): fiscalmente
• Portuguese (PT): fiscalmente
• Chinese (Simplified): 财政上
• Chinese (Traditional): 財政上
• Hindi: आर्थिक दृष्टि से
• Arabic: مالياً
• Bengali: আর্থিকভাবে
• Russian: финансово
• Japanese: 財政的に
• Vietnamese: về mặt tài chính
• Korean: 재정적으로
• Turkish: mali açıdan
• Urdu: مالی طور پر
• Indonesian: secara fiskal - secara keuangan

Example Sentences

The country is fiscally stable this year.

basic

The new policy is fiscally responsible.

basic

We must act fiscally smart to save money.

basic

She's always been fiscally conservative, never spending more than she earns.

natural

The city wants to be fiscally prepared for any emergency.

natural

If the company isn’t fiscally sound, it could be in serious trouble.

natural