1. plural of miserliness; the quality or state of being unwilling to spend money or give generously; stinginess
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; typically used in plural to refer to multiple instances or manifestations of stingy behavior

Examples

• His miserlinesses were legendary; he refused to buy his children new clothes even when they outgrew their old ones.
• The miserlinesses of wealthy individuals who hoard their fortunes often draw public criticism.
• Despite her high income, her miserlinesses prevented her from enjoying life's pleasures.
• The charity director was frustrated by the donor's miserlinesses and constant haggling over contributions.
• Their miserlinesses extended to every aspect of life, from food to entertainment.
• The novel portrays the protagonist's gradual descent into miserlinesses as he ages.