n. 1 amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible; 2 a detriment or sacrifice
He mumbled something about expenses.
He mumbled something about expenses.
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My company is reimbursing me for my professional travel expenses.
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He likes to whittle animals. OR He needs to whittle down his expenses.
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He needs to whittle down his expenses.
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Your contributions will help to defray the expenses of the festival.
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He gave a rough-and-ready estimate of future expenses on the project.
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She created a spreadsheet for all her expenses.
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The grant defrayed our expenses of the trip.
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She turned the reimbursable expenses into the accounting department.
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He received reimbursement for his travel expenses.
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She invoiced the company for her expenses.
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How did Stuart cut his living expenses in half?
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What does Flavius give Paulinus to help pay for expenses in the rescue work?
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cost; disbursement; disbursal;expenditure
income
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fences
senses
tenses
commences
defense's
defenses
dispenses
offenses
pretenses
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