What is another word for pay for?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈe͡ɪ fɔː], [ pˈeɪ fɔː], [ p_ˈeɪ f_ɔː]
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Similar words for pay for:
- answer for (noun)
- invite (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- to finance (noun)
- answer for (verb)
- atone (verb)
- defray (verb)
- finance (verb)
- purchase (verb)
- recompense (verb)
- social (verb)
- take (verb)
- other synonyms
- answer for
- other relevant words
- pay
- recompense
- shell out
- support
- take
Synonyms for Pay for:
n.
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- compensate for,
- regret,
- give satisfaction for,
- make compensation for,
- make up for,
- make reparation for,
- do penance for,
- suffer for,
- make satisfaction for,
- pay the penalty for,
- be punished for,
- make amends for.
- cost.
v.
• answer for (verb)- justify,
- accept the responsibility for,
- be responsible for,
- take the blame for,
- account for,
- explain.
- float,
- underwrite,
- sponsor,
- patronize,
- go for,
- juice,
- subsidize,
- capitalize,
- promote,
- back,
- bankroll,
- stake,
- loan shark,
- support,
- guarantee,
- bank,
- endow.
- make good,
- balance,
- overcompensate,
- counterbalance,
- ante up,
- cough up,
- retrieve,
- do business,
- return,
- grease,
- retaliate,
- repay,
- COMP,
- give satisfaction,
- fix,
- put out,
- reciprocate,
- counterpoise,
- compensate,
- sweeten the pot,
- atone for,
- propitiate,
- indemnify,
- atone,
- reimburse,
- make amends,
- take care of,
- equalize,
- square,
- recover,
- reward,
- offset,
- spring for,
- swing for,
- countervail,
- remunerate,
- satisfy,
- recoup,
- requite.
Other synonyms:
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- expiate.
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- set up.
- juiced,
- grubstake,
- put right,
- contract for,
- Negativing,
- pick up the bill,
- buy for,
- pick up the tab,
- fund,
- barter for,
- pay dues,
- puts right,
- counterchecks,
- make reparation,
- re-formed,
- took out,
- Treating,
- make a purchase,
- turn things around,
- play host,
- turn over new leaf,
- redress,
- evens out,
- Copped,
- turn around,
- dealing in,
- cover cost,
- recalibrating,
- getting hold of,
- make a buy,
- turned around,
- get in exchange,
- raise dough,
- sign for,
- go shopping,
- answer for,
- recompense,
- contracted for,
- juicing,
- even out,
- shopping,
- lay one,
- pay,
- taking out,
- lay on one,
- funded,
- put up money,
- recalibrate,
- paid one's dues,
- deal in,
- deals in,
- got hold of,
- finance,
- prime the pump,
- Negatived,
- bear the cost,
- pick up the check,
- turning around,
- Subsidizing,
- provide funds,
- Regaling,
- Counterchecking,
- copping,
- buy,
- recalibrated,
- provide security,
- invest in,
- shop for,
- countercheck,
- purchase,
- dial back,
- get hold of,
- paid for,
- pay one's dues,
- put up money fo,
- treat.
- expiates,
- doing business,
- coughing up,
- coughed up,
- took care of,
- making for,
- overcompensated,
- making amends,
- takes care of,
- make for,
- made amends,
- re-cover,
- COMPS,
- makes amends,
- counterpoised,
- counter-balances,
- counter-balance,
- making good,
- overcompensating,
- atoned for,
- made up for,
- giving satisfaction,
- did business,
- Counterpoising.
How to use "Pay for" in context?
Paying for services is an age-old tradition in many cultures. Whether it's buying groceries, going to the movies or hiring a handyman, people have always had to pay for what they want or need. There are a few different methods for paying for services, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
One of the oldest methods of paying for services is bartering. This is when two or more people agree to trade goods or services in order to get what they want. This is usually done through negotiations and can be a slow process, especially if one party doesn't have a lot of authority over the other.
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