Associations to the word «Subsidize»
Noun
- Subsidy
- Taxpayer
- Tariff
- Tuition
- Premium
- Commuter
- Incentive
- Revenue
- Cost
- Tax
- Expense
- Medicare
- Fund
- Monopoly
- Amtrak
- Funding
- Import
- Cer
- Fee
- Insurance
- Inflation
- Electricity
- Sanitation
- Paying
- Price
- Taxation
- Salary
- Commodity
- Income
- Government
- Budget
- Consumer
- Petrol
- Tain
- Farmer
- Steamship
- Transportation
- Export
- Purchase
- Fertilizer
- Payment
- Benefit
- Housing
- Viewpoint
- Wage
- Profit
- Deficit
- Proceeds
- Employer
- Rent
- Endowment
- Sector
- Infrastructure
- Gasoline
- Pay
- Industry
- Million
- Abortion
- Assistance
- Purchasing
- Fare
- Fcc
- Treasury
- Spending
- Transit
- Fuel
- Gov
- Debt
- Customer
- Emission
- Dollar
- Earning
- Investment
- Policy
Adjective
Wiktionary
SUBSIDIZE, verb. (transitive) To assist someone or something by granting a subsidy.
Dictionary definition
SUBSIDIZE, verb. Support through subsidies; "The arts in Europe are heavily subsidized".
SUBSIDIZE, verb. Secure the assistance of by granting a subsidy, as of nations or military forces.
Wise words
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