nonrevenue
- adjective
- /nɒnˈrɛvənjuː/
- Specialized
- Some nonrevenue activities are necessary for the smooth running of the business.
Examples
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The company reviewed its nonrevenue assets to identify areas for cost savings.
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The city operates several nonrevenue buses to transport staff between facilities.
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The company has several nonrevenue projects this year.
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Many nonrevenue services are essential for community well-being.
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Many public transportation systems offer nonrevenue services for maintenance purposes, which do not generate income.
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The city implemented a nonrevenue program to provide free bus rides for seniors and students.
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During the off-peak hours, the train line schedules several nonrevenue trips to reposition its vehicles.
Synonyms
Not making money for a person or business
Not intended to make money
Not making money or giving any useful result
Not about money, trade, or profit but about other values
Not producing money or profit for its owner
Something that does not make money
Not making a profit or giving useful results
Work that does not pay or make a profit
Not paid for work or help
A group that does not try to make money and helps people or a cause
How Revenue-Generating
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Morphology
Etymology
Nonrevenue comes from the part non- meaning 'not' and revenue meaning 'income' or the money a business gets. So nonrevenue describes services, assets, or activities that do not bring in money.