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noun
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accountant
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The accountant
was precise and hardworking.
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noun
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accounting
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Accounting is a
popular field of study.
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noun
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account
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The client
closed his bank account and withdrew ail of his money.
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verb
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accumulate
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The owner's goal was to accumulate as much
wealth as possible.
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noun
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accumulation
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The accumulation of goods may lead to an
inventory problem.
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adjective
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accumulated
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The sum of all the accumulated resources
equals your total assets.
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verb
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budget
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There was no travel expense budgeted for
the editorial department.
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noun
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budget
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The boss asked for input on next year's
budget.
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adjective
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budgetary
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Due to budgetary constraints, we cannot
hire additional staff at this time.
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verb
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profit
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The engineer will profit from the
successful introduction of the new product.
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noun
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profit
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The profits exceeded ail expectations.
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adjective
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profitable
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Marketing is the most profitable
department this year.
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noun
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accountant
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The accountant was precise and
hardworking.
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noun
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accounting
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Accounting is a popular field of study.
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noun
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account
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The client closed his bank account and
withdrew all of his money.
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verb
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accumulate
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The owner's goal was to accumulate as much
wealth as possible.
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noun
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accumulation
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The accumulation of goods may lead to an
inventory problem.
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adjective
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accumulated
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The sum of all the accumulated resources
equals your total assets.
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verb
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audit
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Some bookkeeping inconsistencies showed up
when our records were audited.
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noun
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audit
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If you keep your financial records carefully,
you will always be ready for audit.
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noun
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auditor
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The tax auditor will ask to see records
from the past several years.
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verb
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budget
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There was no travel expense budgeted for
the editorial department.
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noun
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budget
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The boss asked for input on next year's
budget.
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adjective
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budgetary
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Due to budgetary constraints, we cannot
hire additional staff at this time.
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verb
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build
up
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Over the years, our office has built up a
solid list of clients.
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noun
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buildup
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A buildup of debt will weaken the
company's finances.
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verb
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profit
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The engineer will profit from the
successful introduction of the new product.
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noun
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profit
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The profits exceeded all expectations.
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adjective
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profitable
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Marketing is the most profitable
department this year.
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