Synonyms for trade-off
trade-off

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1. tradeoff, trade-offnoun

   an exchange that occurs as a compromise

   "I faced a tradeoff between eating and buying my medicine"

   Synonyms:
   tradeoff

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1. • Exchange

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1. List of paraphrases for "trade-off":

   compromise, dilemma, arbitration, balance, horse-trading

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1. Heather Boushey:

   That's really not what the weight of economic evidence shows, you can't accept a trade-off anymore that doesn't seem to hold water.

2. Melanie Leis:

   For a lot of young people there is a trade-off : potential side-effects versus the fact they are young and healthy, so unlikely to get seriously sick, when asked about the reasons for not having received a vaccine yet, only 4 % of the 40 + group stated concerns about side effects, compared to 10 % of those 18-29.

3. Swatch Group:

   This unabashed copying of the Trademarks can have only one purpose – to trade off the fame, reputation, and goodwill of the Swatch Group Companies' products and marks built painstakingly over decades.

4. Stephen Innes:

   If the market continues to trade off U.S. yields and diverging economic data between the U.S. and EU, it's hard to argue against the current direction in yields or the dollar, on the U.S. economic data front, the consumer remains the economy's backbone, and if this robust trend in the retail space continues to build, factor in a bit of wage growth pressure and the U.S. dollar will continue to move higher on the back of higher yields.

5. Jim Antos:

   The fact that in both cases an investment banker has moved in, rather than a commercial banker, suggests that the risk reward trade-off emphasizing supposedly low risk business has not succeeded only six years after the global financial crisis.