incomings

3.7

Money that a person or business receives, especially as income

noun
/ˈɪnˌkʌmɪŋz/

: ingresos

She recorded all her incomings and outgoings in a spreadsheet to manage her budget.

Examples

And we go through finances, outgoings, incomings, basically everything.
Again, the current account consists of the trade balance and net incoming transfers of income.
The company's incomings from sales increased significantly last quarter.
His monthly incomings include his salary and rental income from his apartment.

Synonyms

receipts

vsincomings

3.2

Total money received before costs are taken away

covers any items or money received rather than only total sums

takings

vsincomings

4.8

Money a business receives from selling goods or services

refers to money or items received generally, not only from sales

monies

vsincomings

Formal

7.0

Different funds from separate sources used in legal or formal situations

is used more formally and focuses on amounts or sources of money

inflow of funds

vsincomings

Specialized

3.5

Money that comes into a company, bank, or country

focuses on items or money received, not the movement process into a place

Antonyms

outgoings

3.5

Regular payments you must make, like rent or bills

Surface Forms

incoming singular

incomings plural

Morphology

incomings = incoming (semi-transparent) = in + come + ing + s

This sense is a straightforward plural formation from the noun 'incoming'.

Etymology

The word incomings comes from the parts in- ('into') and come ('to move toward'), and it is related to income. So incomings are things that 'come in' to you, especially money or items you receive.