dollars-and-cents (Meaning)

dollars-and-cents

dealing with or expressed in terms of money, sales, or profits

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The company's profit margin was a mere dollars-and-cents difference this quarter.
The bank charged a hefty dollars-and-cents fee for each transaction.
The cost of the new equipment exceeded the budget by a significant dollars-and-cents amount.
The project required a detailed dollars-and-cents analysis before approval.
The tax break would save taxpayers considerable dollars-and-cents.
The investment had a promising dollars-and-cents return over time.
The contract included a dollars-and-cents penalty for late delivery.
The dividend payment amounted to a significant dollars-and-cents distribution to shareholders.
The company implemented cost-cutting measures to improve its dollars-and-cents earnings.
The government's fiscal policy aimed to improve the dollars-and-cents wellbeing of citizens.

dealing with or expressed in terms of money, sales, or profits

financial, economic, fiscal,monetary, pecuniary, capitalistic, pocket,capitalist, commercial

nonfinancial,,

The company's profit margin was a mere dollars-and-cents difference this quarter.

The bank charged a hefty dollars-and-cents fee for each transaction.

The cost of the new equipment exceeded the budget by a significant dollars-and-cents amount.

The project required a detailed dollars-and-cents analysis before approval.