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Expense

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Noun

cost or charge
the expense of a good meal.
a cause or occasion of spending
A car can be a great expense.
the act of expending; expenditure.
expenses,
charges incurred during a business assignment or trip.
money paid as reimbursement for such charges
to receive a salary and expenses.

Verb (used with object)

to charge or write off as an expense.

Verb (used without object)

to be expensed. ?

Idiom

at the expense of
at the sacrifice of; to the detriment of
quantity at the expense of quality.

Synonyms

noun
amount , assessment , bite * , bottom line * , budget , charge , consumption , debit , debt , decrement , deprivation , disbursement , duty , expenditure , forfeit , forfeiture , insurance , investment , liability , loan , loss , mortgage , obligation , outdo * , outlay , out of pocket , output , overhead , payroll , price , price tag , rate , responsibility , risk , sacrifice , spending , sum , surcharge , tariff , toll , upkeep , use , value , worthnotes:expenditure refers to an actual outlay of money or goods , whereas expense has a more general sense , a charge or cost of goods or property; we have expenses , but we make expenditures , cost , dispensation , white elephant

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