Costing [verb]
Definition of Costing:
command a price of
Synonyms of Costing:
● Require
● Yield
● Bring in
● Take
● Nick
● Rap
● Set back
● Sell for
● Come to
● Amount to be asked
● Be demanded
● Be given
● Be marked at
● Be needed
● Be paid
● Be priced at
● Be received
● Be valued at
● Be worth
● Mount up
● Move back
● Sell at
● To the tune of
Opposite/Antonyms of Costing:
● Lose
● Reject
● Refuse
● Disallow
Sentence/Example of Costing:
It is protected by a stupendous granite breakwater, costing many millions and affording a delightful promenade on a fine day.
English avoirdupois, costing from one dollar and three-quarters to two dollars and a half.
The Bishop sometimes preached here; and on one occasion the vestry treated his lordship to a rundlett of sack, costing £1.
Each evening parties costing thousands of roubles were given in the restaurants.
It was costing a vast sum of money, and there was a financial stress upon land.
Such engines are now sold at from $120 to $150 per horse-power, according to size and quality, the smaller engines costing most.
The family have felt able to afford for her a new dress costing $11, and material for a suit, costing $6.
One of the three summer dresses costing $14 was her blue linen dress, for which she had given $7.
Free writing paper and envelopes are at the present time costing more than £90,000 a year.
The siege was costing the English dear,—forty thousand livres tournois a month.