Bill and Cost

Bill

Bill noun - A record of goods sold or services performed together with the costs due.

Usage example: why is the electric bill so high this month?

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Cost and bill are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cost" instead a noun "Bill".

Nearby Words: billed, billy, billing, billion, Billie

Cost noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.

Usage example: we can't afford the cost of a house just yet, so we're renting an apartment

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Bill and cost are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bill" instead a noun "Cost".

Nearby Words: costly, costless, costing, costliness

high	high bill	high cost
long	long bill	long cost
similar	similar bill	similar cost
total	total bill	total cost
Other adjectives: original, true, cheap, actual, real, massive, large, enormous, huge, steep, hefty, double, smaller, monthly.

time	bill time	cost time
times	bill times	cost times

Krabs is shocked at the cost of the bill ($100) for his fancy dinner with Mrs. Puff.

Source: Shockingly Expensive Bill
Bill Nye the Science Guy is now available on a number of DVDs, but as they are classroom-licensed releases they cost $25 or $30 for one thirty-minute episode.

Source: Keep Circulating The Tapes / Rescued
Thanks to things like Egon's experiments, the cost of maintaining their equipment and Slimer's food bill, the Ghostbusters often found themselves strapped for cash.

Source: Broke Episode

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