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View definitions for pass on

pass on

verb as in bequeath

verb as in break

verb as in carry

verb as in conduct

verb as in convey

verb as in delegate

verb as in devolve

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verb as in get across

verb as in hand down

Weak match

verb as in impart

verb as in pass

verb as in pass the buck

verb as in refer

verb as in relegate

verb as in will

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Example Sentences

To get them all passed on time, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. is racing against GOP senators who are trying to drag out the process by forcing time-consuming votes on typically routine procedural steps.

From Salon

Businesses have also warned customers will face higher prices, if they pass on the cost of tax rises announced in the Budget.

From BBC

Domestically, measures in the Budget, such as a rise in National Insurance paid by employers, has led to fears that the extra cost could be passed on in higher prices or fewer jobs.

From BBC

"We can't pass on costs to customers like other private businesses," he said.

From BBC

They worried companies would pass on the extra labor costs to customers through higher product prices, and would try to save money by laying off staff, slashing employee hours and replacing workers with automation.

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

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