subsidized
- adjective
- /ˈsʌb.sɪˌdaɪzd/
- US
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subvencionado
- Like a lot of grains and soy and corn are subsidized by the government.
Since you're only subsidizing food, you're not giving anyone income.
- Since you're only subsidizing food, you're not giving anyone income.
- Like a lot of grains and soy and corn are subsidized by the government.
- Meanwhile, they, they subsidized things we know are good for us, like brown rice.
- And you know, the, a lot of countries actually subsidized, they're film makers and, and the arts.
- So for this reason, domestic clean technology, manufacturing and solar will be subsidized.
- Also school lunches, federally subsidized school lunches, one of the top sources of nutrition for children.
- And when you look at the environment, the culprits that I see are subsidized cheap processed food, suburban sprawl.
- When the vehicles are subsidized, more people buy them, but they're a lot less willing to pay full price for EVs.
- So one part of that will be subsidized, but it's still more expensive that that the public.
Examples
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Quite simply, the grain dole provided free or subsidized grain for Rome's poorest citizens at the state's expense.
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But if I take a part time job, I no longer qualify for subsidized housing.
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We could have universal pre-K or subsidized childcare like they do everywhere.
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When the vehicles are subsidized, more people buy them, but they're a lot less willing to pay full price for EVs.
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Mealtimes, which up until now had been long and informal and subsidized by the employer, were shortened and regulated down to the minute.
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Also school lunches, federally subsidized school lunches, one of the top sources of nutrition for children.
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That's the tough part about the EV chargers is they're subsidized to build them, but there's no subsidies to maintain them.
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Many families benefit from subsidized housing, which makes living more affordable.
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She found a subsidized program that helped lower her college tuition costs.
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The government offers subsidized healthcare to ensure that everyone can access necessary treatments.
Synonyms
Offered at a lower price to people like students and older people
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.1
Homes that the government or a group helps pay for so they cost less for people
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Morphology
Etymology
Subsidized comes from the word subsidy, which means 'help' or 'support' often given by the government to make something cheaper. So when something is subsidized, it is partly paid for by public money to lower the cost for users.