Synonyms for bottom line
bot·tom line

Princeton's WordNet

1. bottom linenoun

   the last line in an audit; the line that shows profit or loss

2. bottom linenoun

   the decisive point

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1. conclusion

   final decision.

   the judge has reached his conclusion.

   Submitted by JP03 on January 19, 2015  

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   The bottom line, what the Wall Street Journal forgot to tell the American people in that article is people will not have to pay for private health insurance and the cost of prescription drugs is going down.

2. Glenn Bennett:

   You can imagine if they are buying it three times faster we are not discounting ... They are buying it at full price, a 20 percent improvement of full-price sales could add tens of millions to the bottom line.

3. Steven Lee:

   The bottom line with subjective refraction is, it's dependent on how the patient is responding, i'm very confident in how our practitioners and how ophthalmologists who work with us prescribe prescriptions in the end.

4. Brett Kelley:

   The bottom line is, there's other things out there that are more dangerous. This has been so politicized, I don't think we know what to believe, i'm really proud of the Jefferson High School, the administrators, the board. There's a lot of pressure on them, and I think they made a tough decision. I think they made the right decision. Our kids, I think, learn better in person.

5. Selwin Hart:

   We fully understand the role that coal and other fossil fuels have played in Australia's economy, even if mining accounts for a small fraction — around 2 % — of overall jobs, but it's essential to have a broader, more honest and rational conversation about what is in Australia's interests, because the bottom line is clear : If the world does not rapidly phase out coal, climate change will wreak havoc right across the Australian economy, from agriculture to tourism, and right across the services sector. Similarly, construction, housing and the property sector, in a country where the vast majority live on or near a coastline. It will be even more catastrophic in your neighborhood.