Synonyms for Cost:

n.
- blind trust
- the ravages of something
- be extra
- get your money's worth
- cost a pretty penny
- cost an arm and a leg
- cost/pay the earth
- not come cheap
• amount
- extent
- product
- set backs
- sum
- tidy sum
- whole
• asking price
- marked price
• budget
- estimated expense
- fiscal estimates
- planned disbursements
- re source
- re sources
- re-source
- re-sources
- spending plans
• disbursement
- out going
- out-going
- out-goings
• expenditure
- Outgoes
- cash on barrelhead
• expense; price paid
- bottom line
- damage
• fee
- piece action
- piece the action
- rake offs
- rakeoff
- rakeoffs
- takein
• figure
- chiffers
• loss
- losings
- losses
- misplacement
- retardation
• possession
- cost
• price
- dearness
- premium
- quotation
• surcharge
- additional charge
- overcharge
- surtax
- surtaxes
v.
• bring in
- Re-turn
- am worth
- are worth
- art worth
- being worth
- co sting
- co-sting
- is worth
- pro duce
- pro duces
- pro-duces
- re turn
- re turning
- re turns
- re-turned
- re-turning
- re-turns
- was worth
- wast worth
- were worth
- wert worth
• budget
- pre dict
- pre-dict
Other synonyms:

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command

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sacrifice

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drive
hurt

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buy
work out

•

come to

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Other relevant words:

• bring in

be worth
sell

• charge

reckoning

• price

• Other relevant words (adjective):

• Other relevant words (noun):

• Other relevant words (transitive noun):

lose

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  costs.
- Proper noun, plural
  costs.
- Proper noun, singular
  costs, price, Prices.
- Noun, singular or mass
  costs, price, Prices.
- Verb, past tense
  price, priced, Prices.
- Verb, past participle
  priced.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  price.
- Verb, base form
  price.
Forward Entailment
- Verb, past tense
  expenditure.
Reverse Entailment
- Foreign word
  costo.
- Noun, plural
  costs, expenses.
- Verb, past tense
  expenses.
- Verb, past participle
  expensed.
Independent
- Proper noun, plural
  Resources.
- Proper noun, singular
  expenditure, Expenditures, Goals, disbursements, contributions, DUES.
- Noun, plural
  Beaches, coasts, coastlines.
- Noun, singular or mass
  coastline, consideration, disadvantage, expenditure, loss, profitability, honoraria, costeffectiveness, cost-recovery.
- Verb, past tense
  addressed, appointed, assumed, authorized, commissioned, expended, implemented, initiated, instructed, invested, led, made, needed, represented, required, stole, sustained, thanks, tried, used, valued, Asked, Was, Became, Caused, Claimed, Delegated, Demanded, Did, Gained, Went, Got, Happened, Incurred, Inflicted, Killed, Occurred, Reimbursed, Resulted, Tasked, Were, Wished, Provided, Stood, Suffered, Expenditures, inputs, entrusted, mandated, AM.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  paying, Carrying.
- Verb, past participle
  acquired, applied, appointed, assigned, assumed, authorized, based, called, categorized, certified, collected, combined, commissioned, considered, consumed, covered, designated, devoted, directed, done, earned, expected, expended, expenditure, financed, funded, gathered, given, gone, grown, identified, included, invested, involved, led, listed, made, needed, projected, proposed, received, reduced, refined, requested, required, taken, trusted, used, wasted, Asked, Been, Borne, Carried, Caused, Claimed, Delivered, Demanded, Died, Disbursed, Entailed, Gained, Happened, Has, Incurred, Insisted, Killed, Meant, Met, Offered, Reached, Reaped, Resulted, Tasked, Contributed, Provided, Stood, budgeted, entrusted, allocated, mandated.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  are.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  Expenditures, takes, benefits, includes, spends.
Other Related
- Adjective
  costly, low-cost.
- Proper noun, singular
  costa, expense, expenses, COSTE.
- Noun, plural
  shores.
- Noun, singular or mass
  costa, detriment, expense, low-cost, reimbursement, expenses, affordability, cost-sharing, cost-efficiency.
- Adverb
  costs.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  expenditure, expense, COSTI.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  expenses.
- Verb, base form
  expenditure, expense, expenses.

What are the hypernyms for Cost?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

hypernyms for cost (as nouns)
- possession
  terms, payment, capital expenditure, unit cost, reproduction cost, distribution cost, handling cost, borrowing cost, disbursal, disbursement, charge, marketing cost, physical value, ransom money, handling charge, expense, ransom, damage, price, portage, production cost, cost overrun, cost of living, replacement cost, opportunity cost.
hypernyms for cost (as verbs)
- stative
  knock back, set back, put back.

What are the hyponyms for Cost?

Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.

hyponyms for cost (as nouns)
- possession
  spending, outlay, expenditure, outgo.
hyponyms for cost (as verbs)
- stative
  demand, postulate, involve, need, take, require, be, call for, ask, necessitate.

What are the opposite words for cost?

Antonyms for the word "cost" include "gain," "profit," and "benefit." These words reflect the opposite of cost, which involves a positive outcome or advantage. Other antonyms for cost could be "income," "advantage," "savings," and "payoff." In the context of finance or business, cost refers to the expenditure of money or resources required to attain a particular goal or outcome. Conversely, profit or gain refers to the increased value or returns gained from an investment or decision. By understanding the antonyms for cost, individuals can better appreciate the benefits and advantages of their financial and business decisions.

What are the antonyms for Cost?

n.
• expense; price paid
- repayment
- retribution
• noun
- avoid
- cut
- elude
- ignore
- overlook
- pass
- pass by
- shun
• penalty, sacrifice
- advantage
- aid
- assistance
- benefit
- blessing
- gain
- good
- health
- help
n. pl.
• noun
- earnings
- proceeds
v.
• command a price of
- disallow
- lose
- refuse
- reject
• earn
- Copped
- am entitled to
- am line for
- am worthy of
- are entitled to
- are gainfully employed
- are in line for
- are line for
- are worthy of
- art gainfully employed
- art in line for
- art line for
- art worthy of
- be entitled to
- be gainfully employed
- be in line for
- be line for
- be worthy of
- being entitled to
- being gainfully employed
- being in line for
- being line for
- being worthy of
- bring home
- bring home bacon
- bring home groceries
- bring home the groceries
- bringing home
- bringing home groceries
- bringing home the groceries
- brings home
- brings home groceries
- brings home the groceries
- brought home
- brought home groceries
- brought home the groceries
- clean up
- cleaned up
- cleaning up
- cleans up
- copping
- de rive
- de rived
- de rives
- de riving
- de-rive
- de-rived
- de-rives
- de-riving
- is entitled to
- is gainfully employed
- is in line for
- is line for
- is worthy of
- made big
- made fast buck
- made it big
- make big
- make fast buck
- make it big
- makes big
- makes fast buck
- makes it big
- making big
- making fast buck
- making it big
- paid dues
- paid one dues
- paid one's dues
- paid ones dues
- pay dues
- pay one dues
- pay one's dues
- pay ones dues
- payed dues
- payed one dues
- payed one's dues
- payed ones dues
- paying dues
- paying one dues
- paying one's dues
- paying ones dues
- pays dues
- pays one dues
- pays one's dues
- pays ones dues
- pro cure
- pro cured
- pro cures
- pro curing
- pro fit
- pro fits
- pro-cure
- pro-cured
- pro-cures
- pro-curing
- pro-fits
- re aped
- re aping
- re-aped
- re-aping
- scare up
- scared up
- scares up
- scaring up
- scrape together
- scraped together
- scrapes together
- scraping together
- was entitled to
- was gainfully employed
- was in line for
- was line for
- was worthy of
- wast entitled to
- wast gainfully employed
- wast in line for
- wast line for
- wast worthy of
- were gainfully employed
- were in line for
- were line for
- were worthy of
- wert entitled to
- wert gainfully employed
- wert in line for
- wert line for
- wert worthy of
• make money
- earn
Other relevant words:

yield

Usage examples for Cost

It must have cost a lot of money.

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Pauline Lester

Tell me the cost of all this.

"The Martins Of Cro' Martin, Vol. II (of II)"

Charles James Lever

It may cost some lives, on the road, but Mr. Merl must reach his journey's end, at last.

"The Martins Of Cro' Martin, Vol. II (of II)"

Charles James Lever

Famous quotes with Cost

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For less than the cost of a Big Mac, fries and a Coke, you can buy a loaf of fresh bread and some good cheese or roast beef, which you will enjoy much more.

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No I haven't and all I can say is that if it's cost $600,000, I hope we get $600,000 worth of value out of it.

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The music rights at the time cost me $12,000 in 1964 money, which is about double now or whatever. But I cleared everything. I had a lawyer in New York. And it was cleared for use in a short subject, not a feature.

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Synonyms for Cost:

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v.

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Independent

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