subsidy (Meaning)
Wordnet
subsidy (n)
a grant paid by a government to an enterprise that benefits the public
Synonyms & Antonyms of subsidy
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subsidy Sentence Examples
- The government introduced a housing subsidy to make homes more affordable for low-income families.
- The state provides a subsidy to help farmers cover fertilizer costs.
- The company offers a subsidy for employees' health insurance premiums.
- The oil industry receives a substantial subsidy from the government.
- The airline receives a subsidy from the government to maintain service to remote areas.
- The subsidy for renewable energy development has helped to accelerate its adoption.
- The government's subsidy program aims to reduce poverty and increase economic opportunities.
- The subsidy for electric vehicles has made them more accessible to consumers.
- The subsidy for childcare costs has helped to ease the financial burden for working parents.
- The subsidy for research and development encourages innovation and technological advancements.
FAQs About the word subsidy
a grant paid by a government to an enterprise that benefits the public
appropriation,grant, allotment, fund, allocation, entitlement, subvention, aid,assistance, endowment
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The government introduced a housing subsidy to make homes more affordable for low-income families.
The state provides a subsidy to help farmers cover fertilizer costs.
The company offers a subsidy for employees' health insurance premiums.
The oil industry receives a substantial subsidy from the government.
