Economics & Business Word Search
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Sample words: AFFILIATE, AFFLUENT, ABOLISH, AFFORD, AGENDA, ACCOUNT, BET, BUY, ANNUITY, COST, LOSS, DRIP, DECISION, FIX.
Economics & Business word list, defined
- AFFILIATE /əˈfɪlieɪt/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, an affiliate is a person or organization officially attached to or connected with a larger body. As a verb, to affiliate means to attach oneself or an organization to a larger group. Related: associate, partner, member, branch.
- AFFLUENT /ˈæf.lu.ənt/ · adjective
- Having a great deal of money; wealthy or prosperous. As a noun, an affluent is a stream or river that flows into a larger one. Related: wealthy, rich, prosperous, well-off.
- ABOLISH /əˈbɒlɪʃ/ (British), /əˈbɑːlɪʃ/ (US) · verb
- To formally put an end to a law, system, practice, or institution, especially one that has existed for a long time. Related: eliminate, repeal, abolishment, eradicate.
- AFFORD /əˈfɔːrd/ · verb
- To have enough money, time, or resources to be able to buy or do something without hardship; also, in formal use, to provide or supply something such as an opportunity or view. Related: manage, bear, sustain.
- AGENDA /əˈdʒɛndə/ · noun
- A list of items to be discussed or acted upon at a meeting; more broadly, the underlying aims or priorities that drive a person, group, or organization. Related: schedule, programme, itinerary, docket.
- ACCOUNT /əˈkaʊnt/ · noun, verb
- A record or narrative of financial transactions or of events; also a report or description. As a verb, to consider or regard in a specified way, or to explain the cause of something. Related: report, record, statement, narrative.
- BET /bɛt/ · noun, verb
- A wager: money or something of value staked on the outcome of an uncertain event. As a verb, to risk money or something valuable on the result of a contest or future occurrence. Related: wager, stake, punt, flutter.
- BUY /baɪ/ · verb
- To acquire something in exchange for money; also, figuratively, to obtain something at a cost or sacrifice, or (informally) to accept or believe an idea. Related: purchase, acquire, procure, get.
- ANNUITY /əˈnjuːɪti/ (UK), /əˈnuːəti/ (US) · noun
- A fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their life, in return for a single premium paid to a life insurer or invested. More broadly, an annuity is any financial product or investment that provides a series of regular payments over time. Related: pension, stipend, allowance, rentcharge.
- COST /kɒst/ (UK), /kɔːst/ (US) · noun and verb
- The amount of money required to purchase, produce, or maintain something; more broadly, any sacrifice or loss incurred to achieve something. As a verb, it means to require the payment of a specified sum or to result in the loss of something. Related: price, expense, charge, fee.
- LOSS /lɒs/ · noun, verb
- The state of no longer having something, or the amount by which something is reduced. A feeling of sadness or regret because of something that has happened or been lost. Related: destruction, damage, harm, injury.
- DRIP /drɪp/ · verb
- To fall or let fall in small drops; to leak or shed liquid drop by drop. As a noun, it denotes a drop of liquid, the sound of falling drops, or an apparatus for administering fluids into the body. Related: dribble, trickle, leak, seep.
- DECISION /dɪˈsɪʒən/ · noun
- A conclusion or resolution reached after consideration; the act of deciding between two or more courses of action. Related: choice, conclusion, resolution, verdict.
- FIX /fɪks/ · verb
- To repair, mend, or restore something that is broken or not working properly; more broadly, to fasten, attach, or set something firmly in place. It also means to arrange, settle, or decide upon something such as a time, price, or date. Related: repair, mend, correct, settle.
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