clawback (Meaning)
clawback (n)
finding a way to take money back from people that they were given in another way
clawback (n.)
A flatterer or sycophant.
clawback (a.)
Flattering; sycophantic.
clawback (v. t.)
To flatter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clawback
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clawback Sentence Examples
- The company instituted a clawback policy to recover executive bonuses in cases of financial mismanagement.
- The government announced a clawback of tax incentives for companies that failed to meet employment targets.
- Investors demanded a clawback of profits from the fraudulent scheme orchestrated by the CEO.
- The contract included a clause allowing for a clawback of salary if the employee breached confidentiality agreements.
- Shareholders petitioned for a clawback of dividends following the discovery of accounting irregularities.
- The court ordered a clawback of ill-gotten gains from the convicted fraudster.
- The athlete faced a clawback of prize money after failing a drug test.
- The regulatory agency enforced a clawback of excessive fees charged by the financial institution.
- The charity instituted a clawback provision to reclaim donations if they were found to be obtained through fraudulent means.
- The government implemented a clawback mechanism to recoup overpaid benefits from welfare recipients.
FAQs About the word clawback
finding a way to take money back from people that they were given in another wayA flatterer or sycophant., Flattering; sycophantic., To flatter.
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The company instituted a clawback policy to recover executive bonuses in cases of financial mismanagement.
The government announced a clawback of tax incentives for companies that failed to meet employment targets.
Investors demanded a clawback of profits from the fraudulent scheme orchestrated by the CEO.
The contract included a clause allowing for a clawback of salary if the employee breached confidentiality agreements.
