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Definitions

inc

ABBREVIATION

income

Synonyms

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cash compensation earnings interest livelihood pay proceeds profit revenue royalty salary wage

STRONG

assets avails benefits commission dividends drawings gains gravy gross harvest honorarium means net payoff receipts returns

WEAK

bottom line cash flow in the black take-home take-home pay

Antonyms

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debt loss

WEAK

bills expenses

ABBREVIATION

incoming

Synonyms

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approaching

STRONG

coming entering

WEAK

coming in

Antonyms

WEAK

outgoing

ABBREVIATION

incomplete

Synonyms

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deficient fragmentary inadequate insufficient lacking partial sketchy

WEAK

abridged broken crude defective expurgated fractional garbled half-done immature imperfect incoherent meager part rough rude rudimentary short unaccomplished unconsummated under construction undeveloped undone unexecuted unpolished

Antonyms

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adequate ample complete enough sufficient total whole

WEAK

accomplished finished perfect

ABBREVIATION

incorporated

Synonyms

WEAK

associated constituted

ABBREVIATION

increase

Synonyms

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boost development escalation expansion gain hike increment inflation merger raise rise surge upsurge upturn

STRONG

access accession accretion accrual accumulation aggrandizement augmentation breakthrough burgeoning cumulation elaboration enlargement exaggeration extension incorporation intensification markup maximization multiplication optimization spread step-up swell swelling upgrade waxing

Antonyms

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decline decrease drop loss shrinkage

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abridgment compression reduction

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depletion diminishment subtraction

Example Sentences

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Interior Department’s list of critical minerals, and Tesla Inc.

From MarketWatch

Downtown Dallas Inc., a nonprofit that supports the area’s economic development, provides additional security guards.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We as a city have decided we’re going to be very aggressive about not letting things get out of control,” said Jennifer Scripps, chief executive officer of Downtown Dallas Inc.

From The Wall Street Journal

A baby born in Tennessee in February 2024, for instance, was picked up by a husband-and-wife delivery service called Babycoming Inc., working on behalf of a father in China, the surrogate, Lory Hood, said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Babycoming Inc., the company that picked up the newborn from Tennessee, said in an undated advertisement on a forum for Chinese speakers in Los Angeles that it had “repatriated nearly 100 surrogate babies.”

From The Wall Street Journal