Synonyms and antonyms of To cost someone an amount of money in British Thesaurus

cost (verb)

if something costs an amount of money, that amount is needed in order to buy it, pay for it, or do it

buy (verb)

if an amount of money buys something, it is large enough to pay for that thing

work out ()

used for saying what the actual cost or value of something is when you calculate it

set back (informal)

informal to cost someone a particular amount of money, especially a large amount

command (verb)

formal to have a particular price or value, especially a high one

be extra ()

to cost an additional amount of money

get your money’s worth ()

to feel that something you have got is worth the amount you paid for it

come in at ()

to cost a particular amount

knock back (British)

British if something knocks you back a particular amount of money, you have to pay that amount of money for it