payout
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈpeɪˌaʊt/
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pago
- After the accident, she received a substantial payout to cover her medical expenses.
- make payouts
- lump-sum payout
- payout rate
And where do these fitness payouts come from right now?
- And where do these fitness payouts come from right now?
- So there are huge potential payouts to buying options.
- We're going to find a payoff that's above those payouts.
- It is a shorthand to help me get my my fitness payouts fair.
- Same game parlays combine multiple bets for a shot at an even bigger payout.
- They're simply contracts with payouts that reference the price of that underlying instrument.
Examples
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We started by documenting the rise of buybacks as a form of corporate payout relative to dividends.
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Thus, Texas Mutual has good reason to limit payouts as much as it can.
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All right, this now looks like the payout of a call, right?
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And, Tom, I think there could be a huge payout here if we can...
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What does that leave us? - If we take the cash payout now... - Of course now.
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Some pay a low base salary and add a monthly payout called a "draw."
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So there are huge potential payouts to buying options.
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What's your bonus payout, just roughly, on those 26 cars?
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It's a list of names and payouts.
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Well, it's an unusually high payout for a simple life-insurance policy.
Synonyms
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1.0
Money given for goods, services, or to settle a debt
309
2.3
Money people or companies get from work, business, and investments
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3.6
Money given to pay someone for work and to make up for loss or injury
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5.5
A payment given for doing something such as catching a criminal
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4.3
A sum of money given as a prize or for a specific purpose
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4.8
A prize given to people as a reward for buying or entering a contest
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2.3
Money given to winners of a competition
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4.5
Money you get from a sale or investment
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3.7
The time it takes to get back the money you put into an investment
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7.6
Money paid to someone for work or services
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6.7
A payment of money from a fund or account
Money received from a sale or an event
Money a person gets from gambling or contests
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Payout comes from the familiar parts pay and out, meaning money 'paid out' from a person or company. So, a payout is a sum of money given as a reward, compensation, winnings, or money you get back from an investment.