Synonyms for kickback
ˈkɪkˌbækkick·back

Princeton's WordNet

1. kickbacknoun

   a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction

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1. • Bribe

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1. List of paraphrases for "kickback":

   backspace, bribe, setback

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1. Nick Brody:

   After a year of mostly connecting in a virtual space, people are ready for in-person encounters, clearly,' Adrian's kickback' tapped into that need.

2. Nike Inc:

   The charging documents unsealed yesterday in Brooklyn do not allege that Nike engaged in criminal conduct, there is no allegation in the charging documents that any Nike employee was aware of or knowingly participated in any bribery or kickback scheme.

3. Alan Dershowitz:

   Its not, its not, the question is how you define corrupt, and my argument was theres a big difference between taking a bribe --I gave an example right on the floor of the Senate. If the president said, Im not giving you your money, Im withholding the money unless you let me build a hotel and have my name on it or give me a million-dollar kickback.Thats corrupt. Thats clear.

4. Alan Dershowitz:

   Its not, its not, the question is how you define corrupt, and my argument was theres a big difference between taking a bribe -- I gave an example right on the floor of The Senate. If the president said, Im not giving you your money, Im withholding the money unless you let me build a hotel and have my name on it or give me a million-dollar kickback.Thats corrupt. Thats clear.