Synonyms for WAGE
weɪdʒwage

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1. wagenoun

   Synonyms:
   salary, earnings, pay

2. wageverb

   To wager, bet.

   Synonyms:
   pay, salary, earnings

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1. wageverb

   Synonyms:
   carry on, make, undertake, bet, stake, pledge

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1. wage, pay, earnings, remuneration, salaryverb

   something that remunerates

   "wages were paid by check"; "he wasted his pay on drink"; "they saved a quarter of all their earnings"

   Synonyms:
   profit, pay, salary, lucre, wage, net income, earnings, profits, net, net profit, remuneration

2. engage, wageverb

   carry on (wars, battles, or campaigns)

   "Napoleon and Hitler waged war against all of Europe"

   Synonyms:
   rent, prosecute, occupy, engross, charter, mesh, operate, employ, absorb, engage, affiance, hire, betroth, lock, take, wage, pursue, lease, plight, enlist

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1. wageverb

   Synonyms:
   bet, stake, pledge, lay, wager

2. wageverb

   Synonyms:
   undertake (as war), carry on, engage in

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1. wageverb

   Synonyms:
   stake, bet, wager

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1. List of paraphrases for "wage":

   salary, wages, pay, salaries, remuneration, payroll, earnings, paycheck, compensation

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1. Jim Vogel:

   None of the additional labor market items, such as hours worked or average hourly earnings, rose along with payrolls, that just doesn't make the Fed's equation work very quickly, which is jobs plus wage pressures equal inflation.

2. Ken Polcari:

   I don't necessarily think the wage decline is such a big deal but what it does tell you is that there is certainly no upward pressure on wages and so therefore it just signals slack in the labor market.

3. Chuck Rocha:

   They like Barack Obama vice president message -- when you tell them. Barack Obama vice president economic message resonates dramatically with Latinos, barack Obama vice president helped rebuild the economy. They love that. That means that they feel Barack Obama vice president can rebuild after coronavirus. Barack Obama vice president's talked about raising the minimum wage. Barack Obama vice president's talking about getting the economy back up and rolling. But all they really ever knew about Barack Obama vice president is that Barack Obama vice president was Barack Obama vice president and they just don't know Barack Obama vice president.

4. Taina Nieves:

   Now that that man will remain in power, prices will go up again. He'll most likely raise the minimum wage, but that means the prices on everything go up also. So we'll be stuck in the same situation.

5. John Fetterman:

   Let me take issue with the anti-establishment, i never positioned myself as anti-establishment. In fact, I was the only elected official in my race, I point out. Katie McGinty never held elected office and [Joe] Sestak’s only elected office was a term, I believe, in Congress before he started running. So this idea that I was anti-establishment – I just ran on what I felt were important, common sense issues whether that was a living wage, marijuana legalization, a Black Lives Matter kind of worldview, but also a community policing.