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cost
noun as in expense; price paid
Strongest matches
amount, charge, damage, expenditure, figure, outlay, payment, price, price tag, rate, tariff, value, worth
Weak matches
arm and a leg, bad news, bottom dollar, bottom line, top dollar
noun as in penalty, sacrifice
verb as in command a price of
Weak matches
amount to be asked, be demanded, be given, be marked at, be needed, be paid, be priced at, be received, be valued at, be worth, mount up, move back, sell at, set back, to the tune of
verb as in harm; exact a penalty
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Example Sentences
They scapegoated a USC assistant coach — costing him his job — and later had to settle a defamation lawsuit brought by this coach.
"This is surely a joke?" added one user, while another suggested the move would "cost jobs and do real damage".
So by the end of September of 2020, in my view, the evidence was overwhelmingly clear that we could open schools and that the benefits of doing so would far outweigh any public health costs.
He said that these repairs would be more cost effective if carried out in Sudan rather than in Scotland.
“I’m not here to fight about bathrooms. I’m here to fight for Delawareans and to bring down costs facing families,” she said in a statement Wednesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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