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(surcharge) Opposite of a deduction or reduction, typically from the usual cost of something
“Can you explain what this ridiculous surcharge is for?”
(rise) Opposite of a deduction or reduction, typically from the usual cost of something
“The continual rise in the price of gas is rather deflating for motorists.”
Opposite of a lower price on a product for sale
“There has been a noticeable markup on bananas due to a shortage in supply.”
Opposite of the action of deducting or subtracting something
Opposite of a repayment of a sum of money
Opposite of a reduction in a fee, cost or price, typically for a specific situation or category of person
Opposite of to belittle or express disapproval of
“Many would applaud her turnaround in life considering her difficult childhood.”
Opposite of to disregard as unimportant or insignificant
“Tourists and visitors are advised to respect the customs and traditions of their host country.”
Opposite of to reduce in amount or quantity, typically the price of a product
“It is not unusual for the company to increase the price of its phones from generation to generation.”
Opposite of to put a product on sale
“In a product distribution chain, intermediaries typically mark up the price, ostensibly because they offer some value-enhancing features.”
Opposite of to diminish or take credit from
“Volunteering to help people in the downtown area in a time of need is likely to enhance his reputation in the community.”
Opposite of to excuse or disregard as unimportant or insignificant
“They develop a rationalization of why they do what they do and feel cut off from social groups that disapprove or condemn their behavior.”
Opposite of to let someone down by abandoning or neglecting them
“Chase your dreams! We will always be here to support you.”
Opposite of to disregard and treat as unworthy of serious consideration
“Julie would entertain the idea of her daughter staying home the day after a severe bout of coughing.”
Opposite of to exercise or express disbelief or doubt
Opposite of to exclude or reject as a candidate or possibility
Opposite of to get out of a situation, usually underhandedly
“It is about time that the country's leaders accept responsibility for the nation's problems.”
Opposite of to forgive (someone) for a fault or offense
Opposite of to decide not to do something
“Ned Nederlander would accept the German's challenge of a quickdraw.”
(arithmetic) Opposite of to remove or reduce
“By naming a list range in the name box, you can select the list at any time, and all new records you add to the list will be included in the listed range.”
Opposite of to regard as untrustworthy
Opposite of to subtract
“If you add two to five, that will equal seven.”
Opposite of giving good value or return in relation to cost
(of prices) Opposite of low in comparison to market value
“Tyres and tubes were rationed but could be purchased on the black market at exorbitant prices.”
Opposite of inexpensive to run or purchase
“The film begins with a sequence that intercuts between two rooms at the same luxury hotel in Venice, Italy.”
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