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What is the past tense of meet a budget?

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The past tense of meet a budget is met a budget.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of meet a budget is meets a budget.

The present participle of meet a budget is meeting a budget.

The past participle of meet a budget is met a budget.

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managed
cut back
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cut corners
made cutbacks
tightened your belt
saved money
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cut expenditure
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cut costs
made economies
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reduced wastage
decreased wastage
used less
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husbanded your resources
pinched the pennies
stretched a dollar
watched the pennies
kept within means
reined in
bought cheaply

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