Synonyms for profits
prof·its

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1. profits

   Synonyms:
   gain, income, proceeds, product, profit, receipt, receipts, return, returns

   Antonyms:
   cost, expenditure, expense, outgo, outlay

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1. net income, net, net profit, lucre, profit, profits, earningsnoun

   the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)

   Synonyms:
   lolly, net, cyberspace, clams, sugar, remuneration, net income, cabbage, wampum, win, lucre, boodle, meshing, gelt, network, bread, earnings, internet, lettuce, gain, loot, winnings, scratch, simoleons, pelf, profit, mesh, wage, dough, dinero, kale, salary, meshwork, net profit, pay, shekels, moolah

2. winnings, win, profitsnoun

   something won (especially money)

   Synonyms:
   profit, winnings, lucre, net income, earnings, net, win, net profit

Matched Categories

1. • Financial Gain
   • Income

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1. List of paraphrases for "profits":

   profit, gains, benefits, earnings, proceeds, returns, utilities

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How to use profits in a sentence?

1. Jacques Spitzer:

   Believe it or not, growth became frightening, not fun, i was afraid to touch our increasing profits until after each quarter’s taxes were filed.

2. Shiv Prakash:

   Most traders booked profits and opted to shift to the stable and less volatile stocks or holding cash for the time being until it tests the next major support.

3. Joe Biden:

   I have nothing against Amazon, but no company pulling in billions of dollars of profits should pay a lower tax rate than firefighters and teachers. We need to reward work, not just wealth.

4. Jim Sisco:

   John's experience at eBay and PayPal illustrate that Nike's focus is on increasing profits by integrating digital marketing and other technologies into their operations. Improving their corporate culture is an afterthought, which only comes up when an incident like the Salazar crisis occurs... John was brought in to help Nike thrive in this new environment, which shows no signs of slowing.

5. Jay Brickman:

   How guaranteed is your investment? Are you sure that you can make profits? Are you sure that there will be no confiscation of your industry?