out-of-pocket (Meaning)

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out-of-pocket (s)

calling for the spending of cash

from cash on hand, requiring an outlay of cash, out of funds, in the position of having lost money

No weak antonyms found.

Unexpected medical expenses left her with significant out-of-pocket costs.
The new insurance policy included a high out-of-pocket deductible.
She had to pay thousands of dollars out-of-pocket for her prescription medication.
The homeowner had to cover the out-of-pocket expenses for the roof repairs.
The company's insurance policy only covered a portion of the claim, leaving them with a large out-of-pocket cost.
The deductible and co-pays amounted to hefty out-of-pocket expenses for the family.
With no insurance coverage, she faced substantial out-of-pocket costs for the dental procedure.
The car accident resulted in significant out-of-pocket expenses for both parties.
The new job offered better health insurance coverage, reducing her out-of-pocket costs.
The out-of-pocket expenses for the vacation exceeded their budget.

calling for the spending of cashfrom cash on hand, requiring an outlay of cash, out of funds, in the position of having lost money

out at elbows, impoverished,poor, necessitous, impecunious, famished, dirt-poor, indigent, poverty-stricken, down-and-out

flush, silk-stocking, affluent, wealthy, flush, well-to-do, rich, wealthy, comfortable, well-off

Unexpected medical expenses left her with significant out-of-pocket costs.

The new insurance policy included a high out-of-pocket deductible.

She had to pay thousands of dollars out-of-pocket for her prescription medication.

The homeowner had to cover the out-of-pocket expenses for the roof repairs.