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View definitions for break even

break even

verb as in be or become equal

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However, a new report warns that additional price hikes will be necessary for the service to "break even".

From BBC

Still, with a reported budget of more than $200 million, not including marketing costs, “F1” will still need significantly more ticket sales to break even.

"Hopefully they will reach out to me if they break even," he said, adding that then the profits could start coming in.

From BBC

She said international fee income had quadrupled over eight years to 2023, but the university was "barely breaking even".

From BBC

“In fact, most of us are lucky if we kind of break even when it comes to expenses,” Belmont said.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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