Synonyms for write-off
write-off

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1. write-off, write-downnoun

   (accounting) reduction in the book value of an asset

   Synonyms:
   write-down

2. write-offverb

   the act of cancelling from an account a bad debt or a worthless asset

   Synonyms:
   write-down

3. write offverb

   concede the loss or worthlessness of something or somebody

   "write it off as a loss"

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense, write off

4. write offverb

   write something fluently, and without hesitation

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense, write off

5. write offverb

   cancel (a debt)

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense, write off

6. expense, write off, write downverb

   reduce the estimated value of something

   "For tax purposes you can write off the laser printer"

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense, get down, set down, put down, write off

Matched Categories

1. • Accounting
   • Depreciation

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1. List of paraphrases for "write-off":

   charge-off, cancellation, radiation, deregistration, depreciation, de-listing, amortization, delisting, written-off, phase-out, erasure, forgiveness, amortisation, annulment, cancel, elimination

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How to use write-off in a sentence?

1. Chief Executive Valery Zaytsev:

   Given the exceptionally high levels of debt and the difficult situation in the company, the offer is likely to include a partial write-off of the debt and the debt's conversion into the firm's shares, we are asking creditors to be patient and assure that you will be offered a transparent and fair proposal on debt restructure.

2. David McGuire:

   We shouldnt write off tools that might help mitigate the problem. But we also must recognize that technology is no magic pill to stemming the pandemic, towns and the state should be wary of self-interested, privacy-invading companies using COVID-19 as a chance to market their products and create future business opportunities.

3. Sherrod Brown:

   Democrats learned a lot of lessons, but the most important lesson is we write off no place in the country, i'm weary of Democrats that say you only talk to progressives to win and excite the base.

4. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn:

   In the 2017 election, there were queues of experts ... lining up at the beginning of the campaign to write off the Labor Party, and what happened then?

5. Chief Financial Officer Paul Donofrio:

   When long-term interest rates fall, we see more people pay off their mortgages and that translates into more mortgage-backed securities being redeemed and that forces us to write off some premiums, i don't think you can extrapolate that into the future because long-term rates have stabilized at this point.