refund
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1.1
- noun
- /ˈriˌfʌnd/
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reembolso
- After returning the faulty device, I received a refund for the full purchase price.
- tax refund
- get a refund
- request a refund
Yeah, if you you can get a refund on your deposit, right?
- Yeah, if you you can get a refund on your deposit, right?
- Oh, yeah, and you can't get a refund on Steam.
- Using your tax refund to pay off credit card debt is smart.
- So you have three years to claim your refund, or else you forfeit it.
- It was the Biden administration on airline refunds or something like that.
- Theo needs a refund on on that clapped hair transplant.
- And there's no refund for time that is poorly spent.
- Always good to hear that, Saucy says regarding refunds for Kickstarter projects.
- And they should be able to just spit out a refund from that.
- Because there are no refunds for misspent time and misspent attention.
- So that's how you get a big refund.
Examples
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Requests for refunds must be received no later than Dec. 15 each year.
Academic text (1997) -
Using your tax refund to pay off credit card debt is smart.
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Using your tax refund to pay off credit card debt is smart.
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Yeah, if you you can get a refund on your deposit, right?
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And they receive a tax refund, which is given by this formula.
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What I want is a refund.
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Did he get a refund?
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If you wish to request a refund of your dividends, you may do so.
Academic text (2001) -
So you have three years to claim your refund, or else you forfeit it.
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No refunds will be given.
Synonyms
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4.0
Money paid back to someone for costs they paid
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3.5
A part of money returned to someone who paid too much
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6.9
Giving back something lost or paying money for damage
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1.8
A complete return of the money you paid for something
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4.8
A return of payment to a customer after a disputed payment or mistake
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7.7
To get back money that you lost or paid out
The return of money or property to its previous owner
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Etymology
A refund is money you get back. The word comes from re- 'back' and the Latin fundere 'to pour', so a refund is like 'pouring' money back to you.