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Definition of expense
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of expense is as below...
Expense
(n.) 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;
as, the
expenses
of war; an
expense
of
time..
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Fund
::
Fund (n.) A stock or
capital;
a sum of money
appropriated
as the
foundation
of some
commercial
or other
operation
undertaken
with a view to
profit;
that
reserve
by means of which
expenses
and
credit
are
supported;
as, the fund of a bank,
commercial
house,
manufacturing
corporation,
etc..
Tax
::
Tax (n.) A sum
imposed
or
levied
upon the
members
of a
society
to
defray
its
expenses.
Remunerate
::
Remunerate
(v. t.) To pay an
equivalent
to for any
service,
loss,
expense,
or other
sacrifice;
to
recompense;
to
requite;
as, to
remunerate
men for
labor..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
increase
in
amount;
to
enlarge;
as, his
expenses
rose
beyond
his
expectations..
Saving
::
Saving
(a.)
Avoiding
unnecessary
expense
or
waste;
frugal;
not
lavish
or
wasteful;
economical;
as, a
saving
cook..
Reduce
::
Reduce
(n.) To bring to any
inferior
state,
with
respect
to rank, size,
quantity,
quality,
value,
etc.; to
diminish;
to
lower;
to
degrade;
to
impair;
as, to
reduce
a
sergeant
to the
ranks;
to
reduce
a
drawing;
to
reduce
expenses;
to
reduce
the
intensity
of
heat..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Not easy to bear;
burdensome;
oppressive;
hard to
endure
or
accomplish;
hence,
grievous,
afflictive;
as, heavy
yokes,
expenses,
undertakings,
trials,
news, etc..
Redemptioner
::
Redemptioner
(n.)
Formerly,
one who,
wishing
to
emigrate
from
Europe
to
America,
sold his
services
for a
stipulated
time to pay the
expenses
of his
passage..
Mileage
::
Mileage
(n.) An
allowance
for
traveling
expenses
at a
certain
rate per mile.
Carriage
::
Carriage
(n.) The price or
expense
of
carrying.
Fund
::
Fund (n.) An
invested
sum, whose
income
is
devoted
to a
specific
object;
as, the fund of an
ecclesiastical
society;
a fund for the
maintenance
of
lectures
or poor
students;
also, money
systematically
collected
to meet the
expenses
of some
permanent
object..
Reduction
::
Reduction
(n.) The act of
reducing,
or state of being
reduced;
conversion
to a given state or
condition;
diminution;
conquest;
as, the
reduction
of a body to
powder;
the
reduction
of
things
to
order;
the
reduction
of the
expenses
of
government;
the
reduction
of a
rebellious
province..
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
extend
over; to be
sufficient
for; to
comprehend,
include,
or
embrace;
to
account
for or
solve;
to
counterbalance;
as, a
mortgage
which fully
covers
a sum
loaned
on it; a law which
covers
all
possible
cases of a
crime;
receipts
than do not cover
expenses..
Oblation
::
Oblation
(n.) A gift or
contribution
made to a
church,
as for the
expenses
of the
eucharist,
or for the
support
of the
clergy
and the
poor..
Cost
::
Cost (v. t.)
Expenses
incurred
in
litigation.
Average
::
Average
(n.) The
equitable
and
proportionate
distribution
of loss or
expense
among all
interested.
Champertor
::
Champertor
(n.) One
guilty
of
champerty;
one who
purchases
a suit, or the right of
suing,
and
carries
it on at his own
expense,
in order to
obtain
a share of the
gain..
Workhouse
::
Workhouse
(n.) A house where the town poor are
maintained
at
public
expense,
and
provided
with
labor;
a
poorhouse..
Pay
::
Pay (v. i.)
Hence,
to make or
secure
suitable
return
for
expense
or
trouble;
to be
remunerative
or
profitable;
to be worth the
effort
or pains
required;
as, it will pay to ride; it will pay to wait;
politeness
always
pays..
Brassage
::
Brassage
(n.) A sum
formerly
levied
to pay the
expense
of
coinage;
-- now
called
seigniorage.
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