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expenditure
/ ɪˈɛԻɪʃə /
noun
- something expended, such as time or money
- the act of expending
Other Word Forms
- v··Իi·ٳܰ noun
- e·Իi·ٳܰ noun
- p··Իi·ٳܰ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of expenditure1
Example Sentences
Grant Fitzner, chief economist at the ONS, said despite the government receiving a "substantial boost in income" from taxation, "expenditure rose by more, largely due to inflation-related costs, including higher pay and benefit increases".
The district attorney’s office said in its release that Measures, who was president of KMR, diverted the money to cover business expenses, creditors and personal expenditures.
Taylor received a financial boost from tech and business leaders who funneled tens of thousands of dollars into independent expenditure committees supporting his candidacy.
He received a financial boost by tech and business leaders who funneled tens of thousands of dollars toward electing Taylor through independent expenditure committees backing his candidacy.
That’s the kind of wasted expenditure Musk claims to be rooting out, but it exists largely because of the immense political power of the military-industrial complex.
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