Meanings
adjectiveœconomick (comparative more œconomick, superlative most œconomick)
comparative more œconomick · superlative most œconomick
- obsoleteObsolete form of economic.
Lord Bute ſucceeded his Grace, and we may preſume, by his œconomick plan, for leſſening the expences of his majeſty’s houſehold, such as retrenching ſeveral tables, introducing board wages, &c. no addition was made in his adminiſtration.
1777, The London Magazine, page 247
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