What are the opposite words for profit?
Profit refers to the monetary gain that a business or individual makes after deducting expenses. Its antonyms are words that have an opposite meaning to profit, such as loss, deficit, and poverty. Loss refers to when a business or individual incurs more expenses than revenue. Deficit is an excess of expenditures over revenue or income, while poverty denotes the state of being extremely poor or having insufficient financial resources to make ends meet. The concept of profit is vital in business as it helps to determine the health and viability of the enterprise. Nonetheless, its antonyms play just as essential a role in understanding financial health and stability.
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forfeit
- give over,
- am deprived of,
- am stripped of,
- are deprived of,
- are stripped of,
- art deprived of,
- art stripped of,
- be deprived of,
- be stripped of,
- being deprived of,
- being stripped of,
- gave over,
- gives over,
- giving over,
- is deprived of,
- is stripped of,
- sur rendered,
- sur rendering,
- sur renders,
- sur-render,
- sur-rendered,
- sur-rendering,
- sur-renders,
- was deprived of,
- was stripped of,
- wast deprived of,
- wast stripped of,
- were deprived of,
- were stripped of,
- wert deprived of,
- wert stripped of.
- give up something in sacrifice
- gain; get or give an advantage
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wrong
- tort,
- Torts,
- in equity,
- bad deed,
- bad deeds,
- dis courtesies,
- dis courtesy,
- dis-courtesies,
- dis-courtesy,
- in equities,
- in humanities,
- in humanity,
- in-equity,
- mis carriage,
- mis carriages,
- mis deed,
- mis deeds,
- mis demeanor,
- mis doing,
- mis doings,
- mis take,
- mis takes,
- mis-carriages,
- mis-deed,
- mis-deeds,
- mis-demeanor,
- mis-demeanors,
- mis-doings,
- mis-take,
- mis-takes,
- un fairnesses,
- un-fairness,
- un-fairnesses.
- evil
- adversity
- debt
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poverty
- abjection,
- exiguity,
- impecuniousness,
- pauperism,
- pennilessness,
- penuriousness,
- underdevelopment,
- Neediness,
- Necessitousness,
- abjections,
- exiguities,
- in adequacies,
- in adequacy,
- in solvency,
- in sufficiencies,
- in sufficiency,
- in-adequacies,
- in-adequacy,
- in-solvencies,
- in-solvency,
- in-sufficiencies,
- in-sufficiency,
- necessitousnesses,
- pauperisms,
- under development,
- under developments,
- under-development,
- under-developments,
- underdevelopments.
- loss
- deception
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damage
- cave in,
- mutilation,
- pollution,
- cave ins,
- cave-in,
- cave-ins,
- cavein,
- caveins,
- de basement,
- de basements,
- de-basement,
- de-basements,
- dis service,
- dis services,
- dis-service,
- dis-services,
- marrings,
- mis chief,
- mis chiefs,
- mis-chief,
- mis-chiefs,
- mutilations,
- out rages,
- out-rage,
- out-rages,
- ruinings,
- wreckings.
- detriment
- disadvantage
- gain
- ill
- imposition
- misplacement
- snag
- trial
- calamity
- catastrophe
- deprivation
- disaster
- hardship
- harm
- hurt
-
inconvenience
- cumbersomeness,
- troublesomeness,
- untimeliness,
- unwieldiness,
- Unhandiness,
- bothersomeness,
- bothersomenesses,
- cumbersomenesses,
- in convenience,
- in conveniences,
- in-convenience,
- in-conveniences,
- troublesomenesses,
- un easiness,
- un fitness,
- un fitnesses,
- un handiness,
- un handinesses,
- un suitableness,
- un suitablenesses,
- un timeliness,
- un timelinesses,
- un-easiness,
- un-easinesses,
- un-fitness,
- un-fitnesses,
- un-handiness,
- un-handinesses,
- un-suitableness,
- un-suitablenesses,
- un-timeliness,
- un-timelinesses,
- unhandinesses,
- untimelinesses,
- unwieldinesses,
- up set,
- up sets,
- up-set,
- up-sets.
- injury
- liability
- misfortune
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suffering
- woe.
- tragedy
- woe
- bad luck, situation
- hurt condition; something that causes hurt
- disaster; tragedy
- calamity; unhappy conclusion
- injury, loss
- cost for problem
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money owed to others
- debt.
- taking, keeping away; need
- downside
- affliction
- hurt, loss
- a negative aspect of a situation
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badness, immorality; disaster
- evil.
- drawback
- personal burden
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injury, evil
- harm.
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injury; damage
- hurt.
- bother, trouble
- hurt, harm
- burden, debt
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misfortune, deficit; something misplaced or lost
- loss.
- want; extreme need, often financial
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complication in situation
- snag.
- trouble, big problem
- something requiring great effort
- offense, sin
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Other relevant words
- charge,
- cost,
- damage,
- destruction,
- detriment,
- disadvantage,
- disbursement,
- harm,
- hurt,
- injury,
- loss,
- ruin,
- turn a loss,
- waste,
- expenses.
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
wert conscious of
- Antonyms:
- criticize, decrease, depreciate.
