Synonyms for returns
re·turns

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1. returns

   The returns or receipts include all that is received from an outlay or investment; the profit is the excess (if any) of the receipts over the outlay; hence, in government, morals, etc., the profit is what is really good, helpful, useful, valuable. Utility is chiefly used in the sense of some immediate or personal and generally some material good. Advantage is that which gives one a vantage-ground, either for coping with competitors or with difficulties, needs, or demands; as to have the advantage of a good education; it is frequently used of what one has beyond another or secures at the expense of another; as, to have the advantage of another in an argument, or to take advantage of another in a bargain. Gain is what one secures beyond what he previously possessed. Benefit is anything that does one good. Emolument is profit, return, or value accruing through official position. Expediency has respect to profit or advantage, real or supposed, considered apart from or perhaps in opposition to right, in actions having a moral character. Compare UTILITY.

   Synonyms:
   advantage, avail, benefit, emolument, expediency, gain, good, improvement, proceeds, profit, receipts, return, service, usefulness, utility, value

   Antonyms:
   damage, destruction, detriment, disadvantage, harm, hurt, injury, loss, ruin, waste

   Preposition:
   The profit of labor; on capital; in business.

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1. returnsnoun

   Synonyms:
   proceeds, profits, avails

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1. List of paraphrases for "returns":

   yields, return, statements, declarations, returned, returnees, repatriations, performance, speeches, yield, profits, revenues, reverts, reports, refoulements, refunds, proceeds

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1. Ryan Caldwell:

   Banks promised investors wealth management (returns), and the business has just been meh.

2. Andrea Bonomi:

   Every time you invest in a company the CEO will tell you that he operates 'within the law.' But that's not the point. Most companies have basic environmental policies in place, what really matters is to make ESG an integral part of your decision-making process and drive returns in a sustainable manner.

3. Alan Exelrod:

   Ellen Pao drove the returns. The men received the promotions.

4. Michael Oliver Weinberg:

   There are plenty of exciting ways to produce returns despite the turbulent markets.

5. Randy Tinseth:

   Anything that you look at in that market segment to increase the range of that airplane, I think it would come with small returns.