Thesaurus / outgo
opposites of outgo
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Outlay is used of some definite expenditure, as for the purchase of supplies; outgo of a steady drain or of incidental expenses.
ENGLISH SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMSJAMES CHAMPLIN FERNALD
Many also of them missed their ways, and the earnestness of such as aimed to outgo the rest threw down many of them.
THE WARS OF THE JEWS OR HISTORY OF THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEMFLAVIUS JOSEPHUS
When it is all outgo and no come-in the meal tub pretty soon gets empty.
RUTH FIELDING HOMEWARD BOUNDALICE B. EMERSON
His autograph quest cost him stationery, postage, car-fare—all outgo.
THE AMERICANIZATION OF EDWARD BOKEDWARD WILLIAM BOK
These occupations usually gave him an income sufficient for his simple wants; but there were times when outgo exceeded income.
FOUR AMERICAN LEADERSCHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT
From here he passes to a series of bulletin-boards, which inform him of the arrival or outgo of wheat at many cities.
CYRUS HALL MCCORMICKHERBERT NEWTON CASSON
His autograph quest cost him stationery, postage, car-fare--all outgo.
A DUTCH BOY FIFTY YEARS AFTEREDWARD BOK
The outgo is to be put down to the expense account of the whole year, and the main purpose is to have a good time.
VILLAGE LIFE IN CHINAARTHUR H. SMITH
We have seen that approximately two-thirds of the outgo is incurred on behalf of the property as a whole.
RAILROADS: RATES AND REGULATIONSWILLIAM Z. RIPLEY
The already burdened government finances quickly felt the strain; outgo exceeded income, and it was necessary to reduce expenses.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS, PART II (OF 2)THOMAS C. DAWSON
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