grosses Antonyms
Meaning of grosses
grosses
glaringly noticeable usually because of inexcusable badness or objectionableness, visible without the aid of a microscope, coarse in nature or behavior, consisting of an overall total exclusive of deductions, of, relating to, or dealing with general aspects or broad distinctions, gravely deficient in civility or decency, inspiring disgust or distaste, out-and-out, utter, immediately obvious
grosses Sentence Examples
- The movie's grosses were surprisingly low despite high expectations.
- The Broadway show's weekly grosses consistently exceeded expectations.
- The annual report detailed the company's grosses for each quarter.
- The restaurant's monthly grosses showed a steady increase in revenue.
- The financial analyst closely monitored the company's grosses to assess its performance.
- The concert tour's grosses surpassed those of any previous tour by the artist.
- The retailer's quarterly grosses were lower than anticipated due to economic downturn.
- The studio announced record-breaking grosses for its latest blockbuster.
- The tech company's IPO prospectus highlighted its projected grosses for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Despite critical acclaim, the indie film struggled to improve its grosses at the box office.
FAQs About the word grosses
glaringly noticeable usually because of inexcusable badness or objectionableness, visible without the aid of a microscope, coarse in nature or behavior, consist
totals, amounts,sums, scores, wholes, censuses,counts, recounts, tallies
deductions,losses,subtractions,
The movie's grosses were surprisingly low despite high expectations.
The Broadway show's weekly grosses consistently exceeded expectations.
The annual report detailed the company's grosses for each quarter.
The restaurant's monthly grosses showed a steady increase in revenue.
