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gross

Definition for gross

adjective as in without deductions; total

adjective as in large, bulky

noun as in total amount

Strong matches

aggregate, entirety, sum, totality

Weak matches

all, sum total

verb as in bring in as total

Strong matches

earn, make

Weak match

take in

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It is Swift’s first album since the end of her roughly $2 billion grossing Eras Tour last December.

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Economists continue to expect net trade will be a tailwind for gross domestic product in the third quarter, but they caution the effect may be smaller than previously expected.

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Georgieva also called on the U.S. government to reduce its borrowing as a share of gross domestic product.

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Although circumstances differ in each country, what Japan, the U.S. and Western Europe have in common is debt, now in or approaching triple digits as a share of gross domestic product.

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In 2024 direct credit to the Argentine private sector by banks was, according to the World Bank, a mere 13% of gross domestic product.

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