cash in (on) (Meaning)

cash in (on)

to take advantage of (something) in order to make money

The company cashed in on the growing popularity of streaming services.
She cashed in her chips after losing several hands in a row.
The investor cashed in on their stocks, making a sizeable profit.
The casino cashed in on the slot machines, amassing significant revenue.
She cashed in her savings to pay for her wedding.
The government cashed in on the high demand for bonds, borrowing funds at favorable rates.
The company cashed in on the tax incentives, reducing its financial burden.
The musician cashed in on his royalties, earning a substantial amount from his music.
The entrepreneur cashed in on the sale of his business, securing a hefty payout.
The store cashed in on the holiday rush, seeing a surge in sales.

to take advantage of (something) in order to make money

leverage, capitalize (on), abuse, exploit, walk on, manipulate, impose (on or upon), play (on or upon),use, trade on

No antonyms found.

The company cashed in on the growing popularity of streaming services.

She cashed in her chips after losing several hands in a row.

The investor cashed in on their stocks, making a sizeable profit.

The casino cashed in on the slot machines, amassing significant revenue.