Synonyms for handout
ˈhændˌaʊthand·out

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1. handout, press release, releasenoun

   an announcement distributed to members of the press in order to supplement or replace an oral presentation

   Synonyms:
   dismissal, passing, departure, firing, vent, tone ending, button, waiver, acquittance, dismission, loss, freeing, sack, press release, discharge, liberation, release, exit, sacking, going, spillage, expiration, spill, outlet

2. handoutnoun

   giving money or food or clothing to a needy person

   Synonyms:
   press release, release

Matched Categories

1. • Announcement
   • Charity

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1. List of paraphrases for "handout":

   mimeo, document, brochure, pamphlet, leaflet, charity, paper, householder

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1. Hugh Jackman:

   He is one of happiest people I have ever met, full of joy, full of optimism, the time I spent with Dukale made me realize if you give people a hand up rather than a handout, the difference it makes to them is massive.

2. Charmayne McMurray:

   Farmers, they want to work. They don't want a handout.

3. Van Ellis:

   We're not asking for a handout. All we are asking for is for a chance to be treated like a first-class citizen who truly is a beneficiary of the promise that this is a land where there is' liberty and justice for all, we are asking for justice for a lifetime of ongoing harm. Harm that was caused by Tulsa Race Massacre.

4. Ted Rossman:

   Make sure the assistance [you give] works within your budget and be clear about the parameters, helping out shouldn’t be seen as a blank check or an indefinite handout. It might help to attach a specific dollar amount or time frame.

5. Analyst Nick Loris:

   When you subsidize something as much as solar gets, it does n’t seem like it’s sustainable in the long run, it creates a temporary handout to a few companies, pulling resources from other places in the economy.