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Main Entry: bring in
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make a profit

Synonyms:

accrue, acquire, be worth, bear, bring, cost, earn, fetch, gain, get, gross, make, pay, produce, realize, return, sell, yield

Antonyms:

decrease, lose
Main Entry: acquire
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: obtain or receive

Synonyms:

access, achieve, amass, annex, attain, bring in, buy, catch, collect, cop, corral*, earn, gain, gather, get, get hands on, get hold of, grab, have, hustle, land, latch onto, lock up, pick up, procure, promote, rack up, scare up, secure, snag*, take, take possession of, wangle, win
Notes: a person or thing is the subject of (acquire) the acquiring process; a person or thing is the object or goal of (accrue) the accruing process

Antonyms:

fail, forfeit, forgo, lose, relinquish, surrender, yield
Main Entry: bring
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: command a price

Synonyms:

afford, bring in, draw, earn, fetch, gross, net, produce, return, sell for, take, yield
Main Entry: co-opt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: to assimilate in order to take over or appropriate

Synonyms:

absorb, accept, admit, adopt, bring in, bring into line, bring into the fold, connaturalize, convert, draw in, elect, embrace, encompass, enfold, homogenize, homologize, include, incorporate, make one's own, take in, take over
Main Entry: cost
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: command a price of

Synonyms:

amount to be asked, be demanded, be given, be marked at, be needed, be paid, be priced at, be received, be valued at, be worth, bring in, come to, mount up, move back, nick, rap, require, sell at, sell for, set back, take, to the tune of, yield
Main Entry: earn
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make money

Synonyms:

acquire, attain, be gainfully employed, be in line for, bring home, bring home the bacon, bring home the groceries, bring in, clean up, clear*, collect, consummate, cop, derive, draw, effect, gain, gather, get, gross, hustle, make, make fast buck, make it big, net, obtain, pay one's dues, perform, pick up, procure, profit, pull down, pull*, rate, realize, reap, receive, scare up, score*, scrape together, secure, snag*, sock, turn, win, wrangle

Antonyms:

cost, lose, spend, throw away
Main Entry: gain
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: acquire, win

Synonyms:

accomplish, achieve, advance, ameliorate, annex, attain, augment, benefit, boost, bring in, build up, capture, clear, collect, complete, consummate, earn, enlarge, enlist, expand, fulfill, gather, get, glean, grow, harvest, have, improve, increase, land, make, make a killing, move forward, net, obtain, overtake, parlay, perfect, pick up, procure, produce, profit, progress, promote, rack up, reach, realize, reap, score*, secure, succeed, win over

Antonyms:

exhaust, forfeit, lose, miss, pass, spend, waste
Main Entry: get
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come into possession of; achieve

Synonyms:

access, accomplish, acquire, annex, attain, bag*, bring, bring in, build up, buy into, buy off, buy out, capture, cash in on, chalk up, clean up, clear, come by, compass, cop, draw, earn, educe, effect, elicit, evoke, extort, extract, fetch, gain, get hands on, glean, grab, have, hustle*, inherit, land, lock up, make, make a buy, make a killing, net, obtain, parlay, pick up, procure, pull, rack up, realize, reap, receive, score, secure, snag*, snap up, snowball, succeed to, take, wangle, win

Antonyms:

fail, lose, miss, pass
Main Entry: hire
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: commission for responsibility, use

Synonyms:

add to payroll, appoint, authorize, book, bring in, bring on board, carry, charter, contract for, delegate, draft, employ, empower, engage, enlist, exploit, fill a position, find help, give a break, give job to, give work, ink, lease, let, make use of, obtain, occupy, pick, place, pledge, procure, promise, put on*, put to work, rent, retain, secure, select, sign on, sign up, sublease, sublet, take on, truck with, utilize

Antonyms:

discharge, fire, lay off, let go
Main Entry: introduce
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: begin, institute

Synonyms:

admit, bring forward, bring in, commence, enter, establish, found, inaugurate, induct, initiate, innovate, install, invent, kick off, launch, organize, pioneer, plan, preface, present, set up, start, unveil, usher in

Antonyms:

close, end, finish
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