Synonyms for billed
bɪldbilled

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1. billedadjective

   having a beak or bill as specified

   "a thick-billed bird"; "a long-billed cap"

   Antonyms:
   beakless

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1. List of paraphrases for "billed":

   invoiced, charged, invoice

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1. Sonia Chopra:

   I think Vox Media is an industry that can be very insular, dawn — somebody who was such a leader and such a powerhouse in publishing — is coming to the industry really with clear eyes, with no preconceived notions about how a magazine should be billed or what a front of book is. I think it's going to be so refreshing.

2. Judge Gorsuch:

   What I try to point out is … it’s not how big your bank account balance is -- nobody ever puts that in their draft obituary -- or that they billed the most hours, or that they won the most cases. It’s how they treated other people along the way, for me, [ I think of the ] the words I read [ just ] yesterday from Increase Sumner’s tombstone. I ’d like to be remembered as a good dad, a good husband, kind and mild in private life, dignified and firm in public life... I have no illusions that I ’ll be remembered for very long.

3. Edward Snowden on Thursday:

   In every case these policy proposals that work against the public are being billed as public safety programs.

4. Variety TV reporter Elizabeth Wagmeister:

   Being on Disney Channel, ‘Girl Meets World’ had a devoted audience from the get-go because there are only so many kids' channels out there and young viewers consume pretty much everything that is thrown at them from Disney, though it's billed as a family show, Netflix isn't made solely for kids, so a wide-ranging audience can tune into ‘Fuller House,’ which theoretically can bring in more views, but also can alienate younger viewers….

5. Edward Snowden on Thursday:

   We see that in many countries around the world governments are aggressively pressing for more power, more authority, more surveillance rather than less, in every case these policy proposals that work against the public are being billed as public safety programs.