Synonyms for write off
write off

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. write-off, write-downnoun

   (accounting) reduction in the book value of an asset

   Synonyms:
   write-off, 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

4. write offverb

   write something fluently, and without hesitation

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense

5. write offverb

   cancel (a debt)

   Synonyms:
   write down, expense

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

Matched Categories

1. • Acknowledge
   • Cancel
   • Write

How to pronounce write off?

How to say write off in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use write off in a sentence?

1. Taylor Robinson:

   It's too big of a write off, they will hold on to them and hope things improve. These are 30-40 year assets.

2. Philippe Le Corre:

   The great China market that was promised... it turns out not to be so attractive to a number of foreign brands, so you can't write off Hong Kong.

3. Chief Executive Officer Jesús Zabalza:

   All I can tell you is that we're very interested, the offer we made was a very good one, we'll only write off our chances when the process is over.

4. Pete Buttigieg:

   ...National Democrats seemed increasingly to write off red states--or red areas within blue and purple states--completely. The result was that many parts of our country had heard so little from Democrats and progressives that anyone living there who sympathized with our party might assume they were totally alone.

5. 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.