trade-off (Meaning)
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trade-off (n)
an exchange that occurs as a compromise
Synonyms & Antonyms of trade-off
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trade-off Sentence Examples
- The decision involves a trade-off between immediate gratification and long-term stability.
- To increase performance, one must make a trade-off by sacrificing energy efficiency.
- The trade-off between privacy and convenience forced users to reconsider their online behavior.
- The medical treatment offers a trade-off between effectiveness and potential side effects.
- The new policy will require a trade-off between environmental protection and economic growth.
- The trade-off between speed and accuracy presented a challenge for the engineer.
- The investment offers a tempting return but comes with a significant trade-off of risk.
- The company faces a trade-off between hiring experienced professionals and developing internal talent.
- The project's success hinged on finding an acceptable trade-off between cost and quality.
- Balancing personal life and career often entails a constant trade-off of time and effort.
FAQs About the word trade-off
an exchange that occurs as a compromise
exchange, bargain, back-and-forth,swap, bargaining, dealing, substitution, deal, barter, commutation
No antonyms found.
The decision involves a trade-off between immediate gratification and long-term stability.
To increase performance, one must make a trade-off by sacrificing energy efficiency.
The trade-off between privacy and convenience forced users to reconsider their online behavior.
The medical treatment offers a trade-off between effectiveness and potential side effects.
