subscription

subscription
n
1. payment, remission, amount paid, price, cost; money, grant, grant-in-aid, subvention, subsidy, stipend, pension, alimony, subsistence allowance; endowment, contribution, oblation, donation, charity, alms; gratuity, tip, gift, present, bounty, largess.
2. purchase agreement, agreement to buy, contract; pledge, obligation, responsibility, investment.
3. outstanding pledges, amount due or owed, income from a drive; fund, collection, offering, Eccles. offertory.
4. signing, signing on the dotted line, signature; countersignature, underwriting, endorseent, guarantee.
5. postscript, P.S., afterthought, afterword, epilogue, colophon; postfix, suffix, affix; attached signature, autograph, hand, inscription, Inf. John Hancock, Inf. John Henry; attachment, addendum, appendage, tag, supplement, codicil, appendix, rider, addition, amendment.
6. approval, vote of approval, yes or aye vote, ratification, stamp of approval, seal, authorization, Inf. O.K.; assent, nod, consent, permission, Inf. the green light, Inf. the go-ahead; sanction, countenance, blessing, condonation; agreement with, acceptance of, belief in, faith in, trust in, confidence in.

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  • subscription — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ annual, monthly, yearly, etc. ▪ one month, one year, etc. ▪ a one year subscription to this service …   Collocations dictionary

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