n. 1 amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible; 2 a detriment or sacrifice
A car can be a great expense.
A car can be a great expense.
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He hoped to avoid the expense of hospitalization.
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I have cut down every superfluous expense.
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The expense of the trip is a con. OR The con is in jail.
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This expense is an allowable tax deduction.
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The executive had to justify the expense.
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The accountant estimated our tax expense.
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cost; disbursement; disbursal;expenditure
income
2 syllables
ex-pense
bence
cents
dense
fence
hence
hense
pence
pense
sense
spence
spens
tense
thence
whence
commence
condense
defence
defense
dispense
ferenc
immense
incense
intense
offense
pretense
suspense
commonsense
nondefense
misrepresents
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