outgo (Meaning)
outgo (n)
money paid out; an amount spent
outgo (v)
be or do something to a greater degree
outgo (v. t.)
To go beyond; to exceed in swiftness; to surpass; to outdo.
To circumvent; to overreach.
outgo (n.)
That which goes out, or is paid out; outlay; expenditure; -- the opposite of income.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outgo
outgo Sentence Examples
- The company's monthly outgo exceeded its income, leading to financial difficulties.
- Unexpected medical expenses placed a significant outgo on the family's budget.
- The government has implemented austerity measures to reduce public outgo and balance the budget.
- The renovation project incurred a hefty outgo, straining the homeowner's finances.
- The organization's outgo for salaries and benefits accounted for the majority of its operating expenses.
- The business owner carefully calculated outgo expenditures to minimize waste and increase profitability.
- The sudden surge in fuel prices created an unexpected outgo for commuters.
- The charity relies on donations to cover its outgo and provide essential services.
- The student's living expenses, including rent and groceries, constituted their primary outgo.
- The planned vacation resulted in a considerable outgo for the travelers, as they indulged in various activities and souvenirs.
FAQs About the word outgo
money paid out; an amount spent, be or do something to a greater degreeTo go beyond; to exceed in swiftness; to surpass; to outdo., To circumvent; to overreach.
cost,expense, expenditure,outlay, disbursement, price, toll,rate, tab, overhead
appearance, coming, arrival, coming, appearance, arrival, advent, approach, approach, entrance
The company's monthly outgo exceeded its income, leading to financial difficulties.
Unexpected medical expenses placed a significant outgo on the family's budget.
The government has implemented austerity measures to reduce public outgo and balance the budget.
The renovation project incurred a hefty outgo, straining the homeowner's finances.
