kickback (Meaning)

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kickback (n)

a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction

The politician was accused of receiving kickbacks from the construction company in exchange for favorable zoning decisions.
The manager offered a kickback to the buyer in order to secure a major sales contract.
The company was found guilty of giving kickbacks to government officials in order to win lucrative contracts.
The employee reported her supervisor to the ethics committee for demanding a kickback in exchange for a promotion.
The contractor promised a kickback to the inspector if he overlooked some minor code violations.
The teacher was fired after it was discovered that he was accepting kickbacks from students in exchange for higher grades.
The CEO received a hefty kickback from the supplier for awarding them a multi-million dollar contract.
The doctor was suspended from practicing medicine after it was revealed that he was receiving kickbacks from pharmaceutical companies for prescribing their drugs.
The athlete was banned from competition for accepting kickbacks from rival teams to underperform in matches.
The non-profit organization was investigated for misuse of funds when it was found that its executives were receiving substantial kickbacks.

a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction

bask, rest,relax,lounge, hang about, repose, hang, hang around, veg out, bum

strain, plow, plow, plug, labor, strive, plug, strain, strive, hustle

The politician was accused of receiving kickbacks from the construction company in exchange for favorable zoning decisions.

The manager offered a kickback to the buyer in order to secure a major sales contract.

The company was found guilty of giving kickbacks to government officials in order to win lucrative contracts.

The employee reported her supervisor to the ethics committee for demanding a kickback in exchange for a promotion.