Payment
Transfer of money.
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Primary Base | * |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
| * | Bank | Monetary instrument of holding. |
| bolq* | Budget | Money allocated for a particular purpose. |
| * | Credit | |
| * | Currency | Medium of money. |
| liq* | Debt | Money owed. |
| * | Expenditure | Money going out. |
| jap* | Gratuity | Giving without price. |
| * | Interest | Increase in accounts due to time held. |
| monet* | Money | |
| * | Nonpayment | |
| sord* | Parsimony | Tight policy with regards to giving or payment. |
| * | Payment | Transfer of money. |
| penj* | Poverty | Insufficiency or depletion of wealth. |
| tarif* | Price | Sum or amount of money or its equivalent for which something is bought, sold, or offered for sale. |
| * | Solvency | Sufficiency of wealth to pay all just debts. |
| burs* | Treasury | Monetary facility. |
| * | Wealth | Accumulation of money or assets. |
Notes
Payment synonyms
PAYMENT, defrayment; discharge; acquittance, quittance; settlement, clearance, liquidation, satisfaction, reckoning, arrangement.\n ACKNOWLEDGMENT, release; receipt, - in full, - in full of all demands; voucher.\n REPAYMENT, reimbursement, retribution; pay (reward) [See Reward]; money paid (expenditure) [See Expenditure].\n READY MONEY (cash) [See Money]; stake, remittance, installment or instalment.\n PAYER, liquidator [See Treasurer].