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View definitions for pay

pay

verb as in be advantageous

Strongest matches

Weak match

verb as in make amends

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in get revenge

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Example Sentences

Dad’s too preoccupied to fully react, however: Bug is busy trying to pay for the wedding with an exotic toad from Colorado.

She was ordered to pay the city more than $29,000 for benefits and pay she received while she was absent.

The Sandy Hook lawsuit drove Jones to bankruptcy, and a Houston judge ruled that Infowars and other assets owned by Jones could be auctioned off to pay off his creditors.

From Salon

“He was willing to endure a certain amount of pain if it meant that he wasn’t going to have to pay a premium in terms of people’s salaries and equity,” Schiffer said of his approach to Twitter.

From Slate

The MP also said he regularly read "heart-breaking posts" on local forums from parents in "utter despair" begging for baby food donations to tide them over until the next pay day.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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