nonbillable
- noun
- /nɒnˈbɪləbəl/
- Specialized
- She tracked both billable and nonbillable activities to manage her workload efficiently.
Examples
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Staff meetings are usually considered nonbillable and are not charged to any client account.
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The hours spent on training sessions were marked as nonbillable in the project report.
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She tracked her nonbillable hours carefully.
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The report included many nonbillable tasks.
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The hours spent on training sessions were marked as nonbillable in the project report.
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Staff meetings are usually considered nonbillable and are not charged to any client account.
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She tracked both billable and nonbillable activities to manage her workload efficiently.
Antonyms
How Billable
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonbillable can also name a unit of work and breaks into non- 'not' and billable 'able to be billed'. So a nonbillable is an hour or task you do but do not charge to a client, the opposite of a billable hour.