paying off (Meaning)
paying off
to pay (a debt or credit) in full, to allow (a thread or rope) to run off a spool or drum, to yield returns, to pay in full and discharge (an employee), retribution, a decisive fact or factor resolving a situation or bringing about a definitive conclusion, the denouement of a narrative, bribe, profit, reward, yielding results in the final test, the climax of an incident or enterprise, to produce a profit, to inflict retribution on, to give all due wages to, the act of paying a debt or creditor in full, to pay (a debt or a creditor) in full, to pay in full, profit entry 1 sense 2, the act or occasion of receiving money or material gain especially as compensation or as a bribe, the last and most interesting part of an incident, the act or an instance of paying someone off
Synonyms & Antonyms of paying off
paying off Sentence Examples
- The strict discipline and unwavering focus are finally paying off as the athlete's performance improves steadily.
- The investment in research and development is paying off handsomely, resulting in groundbreaking innovations.
- The couple's hard work and determination are paying off in their flourishing marriage.
- The persistent efforts of the environmental activists are paying off as they witness a reduction in carbon emissions.
- The financial sacrifices made by the entrepreneur are paying off as the business ventures start to generate substantial revenue.
- The athlete's dedication to training is paying off as they secure a place on the national team.
- The country's commitment to infrastructure development is paying off with improved transportation and connectivity.
- The student's rigorous study habits are paying off with excellent grades and academic success.
- The patient's unwavering faith in their recovery is paying off, as their health gradually improves.
- The long hours and countless sacrifices put in by the healthcare workers are paying off as they witness a decline in the spread of the virus.
FAQs About the word paying off
to pay (a debt or credit) in full, to allow (a thread or rope) to run off a spool or drum, to yield returns, to pay in full and discharge (an employee), retribu
repayment, reimbursement, prepayment,paying up,overpayment, paying, tendering, payment, giving,rendering
nonpayment,,underpayment
The strict discipline and unwavering focus are finally paying off as the athlete's performance improves steadily.
The investment in research and development is paying off handsomely, resulting in groundbreaking innovations.
The couple's hard work and determination are paying off in their flourishing marriage.
The persistent efforts of the environmental activists are paying off as they witness a reduction in carbon emissions.
