takings

The word “takings” has 2 syllables: tak-ings

It's pronounced as /ˈteɪ.kɪŋz/


What is synonym and antonym for takings?

In the thesaurus, “takings” has 146 synonyms and 19 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for takings along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for takings

  • accrual
  • accruement
  • accumulation
  • acquirement
  • acquisition
  • advancement
  • advantage
  • aggrandizement
  • allowance
  • annuity
  • augmentation
  • avail
  • bacon
  • balance
  • benefit
  • boodle
  • booty
  • bottom line
  • bread
  • burden
  • cargo
  • cash flow
  • catch
  • catching
  • cleanup
  • commission
  • compensation
  • consideration
  • credit
  • crop
  • cut
  • defrayment
  • dividend
  • double time
  • earnings
  • emolument
  • emoluments
  • fee
  • find
  • freight
  • fruits
  • fund
  • gain
  • gate
  • get
  • goods
  • gravy
  • groceries
  • gross
  • handle
  • harvest
  • haul
  • hire
  • holding
  • honorarium
  • in the black
  • income
  • indemnity
  • interest
  • killing
  • lading
  • living wage
  • load
  • loot
  • lucre
  • markup
  • means
  • meed
  • minimum wage
  • net
  • nominal wages
  • output
  • outturn
  • overtime
  • packet
  • part
  • pay
  • pay envelope
  • paycheck
  • payload
  • payment
  • payoff
  • percentage
  • perquisite
  • pickings
  • piece of the pie
  • pittance
  • plunder
  • proceeds
  • produce
  • product
  • production
  • profit
  • receipt
  • receipts
  • reciprocation
  • reckoning
  • recompensation
  • recompense
  • recoupment
  • redress
  • reimbursement
  • remittance
  • remuneration
  • reparation
  • repayment
  • requital
  • resources
  • restitution
  • result
  • results
  • retaliation
  • return
  • returns
  • revenue
  • reward
  • salary
  • salt
  • satisfaction
  • saving
  • scale
  • settlement
  • share
  • skim
  • split
  • spoils
  • stipend
  • stipendium
  • stock
  • strength
  • surplus
  • swag
  • take
  • take-home
  • take-home pay
  • till
  • time and a half
  • turnout
  • use
  • value
  • velvet
  • wage
  • wages
  • wealth
  • winnings
  • yield

Antonyms for takings

  • bills
  • cause
  • debt
  • departure
  • disadvantage
  • forfeiture
  • lack
  • leave
  • loss
  • losses
  • need
  • payment
  • payout
  • penalty
  • question
  • request
  • resource
  • want
  • whole

Meanings of takings

  • noun
    1. The act by which something is taken.
    2. A seizure of someone's goods or possessions.
    3. A state of mental distress, resulting in excited or erratic behavior (in the expression in a taking).
    4. (in the plural) Cash or money received (by a shop or other business, for example).

Example Sentences

  • The takings from the charity event exceeded all expectations.
  • The store's daily takings have steadily increased over the past month.
  • He carefully counted the takings at the end of his shift.
  • The takings from the ticket sales will be donated to the local hospital.
  • Despite the bad weather, the festival's takings were quite impressive.

On this page you'll find 165 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to takings, such as: accrual, accruement, accumulation, acquirement, acquisition, advancement, advantage.

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Related Words

packets

take-home pays

  • compensations
  • double times
  • earnings
  • emoluments
  • hires
  • living wages
  • minimum wages
  • nominal wages
  • overtimes
  • packets
  • pay envelopes
  • paychecks
  • payments
  • pays
  • profits
  • recompenses
  • recoupments
  • redresses
  • reimbursements
  • remittances
  • remunerations
  • reparations
  • repayments
  • requitals
  • restitutions
  • returns
  • salaries
  • stipends
  • takings
  • time and a halfs
  • wages
  • yields

take-home pay

  • compensation
  • double time
  • earnings
  • emolument
  • hire
  • living wage
  • minimum wage
  • net earnings
  • net income
  • net pay
  • net wages
  • nominal wages
  • overtime
  • packet
  • pay
  • pay envelope
  • paycheck
  • payment
  • profit
  • real wages
  • recompense
  • recoupment
  • redress
  • reimbursement
  • remittance
  • remuneration
  • reparation
  • repayment
  • requital
  • restitution
  • return
  • salary
  • stipend
  • take-home
  • take-home income
  • takings
  • taxable income
  • time and a half
  • wage
  • wages after taxes
  • yield

decampments

  • abandonments
  • departures
  • diasporas
  • disembarkations
  • egresses
  • embarkations
  • embarkments
  • emigrations
  • evacuations
  • exits
  • exoduses
  • farewells
  • flights
  • goings
  • leave-takings
  • leaves
  • outgoes
  • partings
  • relinquishments
  • retirements
  • retreats
  • withdrawals

yield

  • abandon
  • abdicate
  • abnegate
  • accede
  • accept
  • accrue
  • acknowledge
  • acquiesce
  • admit
  • admit defeat
  • advance
  • affair
  • afford
  • aftereffect
  • aftermath
  • agree
  • allow
  • appropriation
  • article
  • assent
  • back down
  • bag
  • bankroll
  • bask
  • beam
  • bear
  • beget
  • begin
  • bend
  • blink
  • blossom
  • booty
  • bounty
  • bow
  • break
  • break down
  • breed
  • bring
  • bring about
  • bring forth
  • bring in
  • bring on
  • buckle
  • budge
  • burst
  • buy
  • by-product
  • call it quits
  • capital
  • capitulate
  • catalyze
  • catch
  • cause
  • cave in
  • cede
  • coffers
  • collapse
  • collection
  • come to terms
  • commit
  • commodity
  • comply
  • concede
  • conclusion
  • concur
  • consent
  • consequence
  • consign
  • corollary
  • cough up
  • crack
  • crash
  • create
  • crop
  • crumble
  • crumple
  • cultivate
  • decide
  • defer
  • deflate
  • deliver
  • derivative
  • desert
  • determine
  • develop
  • development
  • die
  • discard
  • discharge
  • do
  • draw on
  • earn
  • earnings
  • effect
  • effectuate
  • enact
  • encourage
  • engender
  • entrust
  • entry
  • establish
  • exchequer
  • fail
  • father
  • finances
  • fit in
  • flatten
  • fold
  • fold up
  • forfeit
  • forsake
  • forward
  • foster
  • found
  • founder
  • fruit
  • funds
  • furnish
  • further
  • gain
  • generate
  • give
  • give in
  • give off
  • give oneself over
  • give out
  • give rise to
  • give up
  • give way
  • go
  • go along with
  • go out
  • go with the flow
  • goods
  • gratify
  • gross
  • hand over
  • handcraft
  • handicraft
  • handiwork
  • harvest
  • haul
  • hold out
  • implode
  • inaugurate
  • income
  • induce
  • indulge
  • initiate
  • innovate
  • institute
  • introduce
  • intrust
  • invoke
  • issue
  • killing
  • knuckle
  • knuckle under
  • labor
  • launch
  • lay down
  • lay down arms
  • leave
  • let go
  • line
  • loot
  • luxuriate
  • make
  • melt
  • melt down
  • merchandise
  • money
  • net
  • nourish
  • nurture
  • object
  • occasion
  • offer
  • offshoot
  • offspring
  • outcome
  • outgrowth
  • output
  • outturn
  • overdo
  • overindulge
  • part with
  • pay
  • pay off
  • payoff
  • permit
  • pioneer
  • play the game
  • plunder
  • pocket
  • pocketbook
  • pop
  • proceeds
  • produce
  • product
  • production
  • proffer
  • profit
  • promote
  • prompt
  • provide
  • quit
  • receipts
  • relax
  • release
  • relent
  • relinquish
  • render
  • renounce
  • residual
  • resign
  • resources
  • result
  • resultant
  • return
  • revel
  • revenue
  • roll
  • sag
  • salary
  • say uncle
  • sell for
  • sequel
  • sequence
  • set
  • set up
  • shatter
  • shed
  • side effect
  • side reaction
  • smash
  • snap
  • spawn
  • spin-off
  • splinter
  • split
  • spoils
  • stall
  • start
  • submit
  • succumb
  • suffer defeat
  • supply
  • surrender
  • swag
  • take
  • take-home pay
  • takings
  • tender
  • thing
  • throw in the sponge
  • throw in the towel
  • tips
  • toe the line
  • toe the mark
  • transfer
  • tumble
  • turn in
  • turn out
  • turn over
  • turnout
  • upshot
  • wages
  • waive
  • wallow
  • wares
  • wherewithal
  • windfall
  • winnings
  • work

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