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View definitions for trade-off

trade-off

noun as in give-and-take

noun as in tit for tat

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Example Sentences

William can probably handle it, but will Kate be as happy to make such a vacation trade-off?

To be sure, the trade-off for adhering to Chinese restrictions is a lucrative market of professionals.

As a trade-off for those funds, Galactic is committed to creating a Spaceport in Abu Dhabi—a place that loves excess.

The problem with religious law, of course, is that it allows for none of these value trade-off discussions.

It's not that they're making a trade-off between this and another piece of jewelry.

Garen was a part of the Mekinese empire which was not encouraged to trade off-planet except through Mekin.

High prices are an implicit trade-off favouring small, elite, select, rich world clientele.

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

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