Expense

What do we mean by expense?

Something spent to attain a goal or accomplish a purpose. noun

A loss for the sake of something gained; a sacrifice. noun

An expenditure of money; a cost. noun

Charges incurred by an employee in the performance of work. noun

Money allotted for payment of such charges. noun

Something requiring the expenditure of money. noun

The act of expending. noun

To charge with expenses. transitive verb

To write off as an expense. transitive verb

(at (one's) expense) To one's detriment or chagrin. idiom

To charge or debit with an item of incurred expense to be collected from the proper party and accounted for by the chargee: used chiefly in dealings between express or railway companies or their agencies.

A laying out or expending; the disbursing of money; employment and consumption, as of time or labor; expenditure. noun

Specifically Great or undue expenditure; prodigality. noun

That which is expended, laid out, or consumed; especially, money expended; cost; charge: as, a prudent man limits his expenses by his income. noun

Cost through diminution or deterioration; damage or loss from any detracting cause, especially a moral one: preceded by at: as, he did this at the expense of his character. noun

A spending or consuming; disbursement; expenditure. noun

That which is expended, laid out, or consumed; cost; outlay; charge; -- sometimes with the notion of loss or damage to those on whom the expense falls. noun

Loss. noun

A spending or consuming, often a disbursement of funds.

The elimination or consumption of something, sometimes with the notion of loss or damage to the thing eliminated.

Loss.

A girl or guy (generally good looking or with swagg) with class and self respect, someone of value Urban Dictionary

Something that costs a lot of money. Urban Dictionary

The gravity of how expensive something is Urban Dictionary

Something that are able to add to your expense report is classified as Expensable. Urban Dictionary

Something that takes a lot out of you. (Monetarily, physically, or mentally!) Urban Dictionary

- Costs a lot of money. Urban Dictionary

Adjective Pronounciation: Idk lol. Basically is "yes but actually no" for describing the price or value of something. Basically a big brain form of sarcasm. Urban Dictionary

Adjective used to describe an object as both expensive and complicated at the same time. A compound of the words expensive and complicated. Urban Dictionary

Great; cool; righteous. Urban Dictionary

N 1) An expensive expansion 2) an exorbitant cost for an extension or expansion 3) Adding to a collection at an extreme cost Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to expense:
expense, expanse, extense.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word expense:
incurred, spared, expenses, maintaining, accounting, ratio, cost, costs, accounts, account, difficulty.

Words that rhyme with expense:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe expense:
own, great, public, considerable, additional, total, extra, little, less, enormous, small, much, annual, unnecessary, heavy, whole, greater, added, vast, overhead, administrative, worth, current, deductible, necessary, medical, direct, initial, least, actual, average, entire, possible, trifling, needless, immense, useless, minimum, moderate, slight, reasonable, extraordinary, ordinary, miscellaneous, indirect, huge, sole, largest, joint, rent, tremendous, fixed, monthly, computational, variable, minimal, probable, excessive, substantial, net, prepaid, legitimate, yearly, biggest, undue, ruinous, prohibitive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective expense:
account, accounts, ratio, tours, deduction, items, tour, insurance, budget, statement, trip, ratios, deductions, funds, preference, trips, allowance, item, distribution, money, recognition, classification, basis, coverage, reimbursement, control, fund, income, report, ticket, analysis, book, reduction, sales, ledger, category, protection, method, pool, scholarships, cruises, record, revenue, office, bill, accounting, relationship, equipment, inventory, benefits, data, options, cruise, loading, apportionment, incident, percentage, absorption, reports, scholarship, relationships, payments, grants, budgets, statements, factor, plan, merchandise, actual, store, unrestricted, column, categories, button, acct, element, contracts, factory, plans, maintenance, hotel, product, allowances, decrease, adjustment, component, total, limit, contract, chart.

Consonant match to expense:
expanse.

Words that sound like expense:
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