Definitions of cost
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To
require
in
exchange
for;
to
be
the
price
of;
to
cause
to
bear
or
suffer;
as,
the
attempt
cost
him
much
trouble;
to
require
to
be
expended
for.
-
To
bring
a
certain
price:
to
require
to
be
laid
out
or
suffered:-
pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
cost.
-
To
amount
to
in
price.
-
To
require
as
a
price;
cause
the
loss
of,
as
of
life.
-
require
to
lose,
suffer,
or
sacrifice; "
This
mistake
cost
him
his
job"
-
To
be
bought
for;
to
require
to
be
expended.
-
To
be
had
at
the
price;
to
be
bought
for;
to
require
to
be
given,
laid
out,
bestowed,
or
employed;
to
cause
to
bear
or
suffer.
-
The
sums
allowed
by
the
court
for
charges
of
a
suit
awarded
against
the
party
losing.
-
Law
charges.
-
the
property
of
having
material
worth (
often
indicated
by
the
amount
of
money
something
would
bring
if
sold); "
the
fluctuating
monetary
value
of
gold
and
silver"; "
he
puts
a
high
price
on
his
services"; "
he
couldn't
calculate
the
cost
of
the
collection"
-
the
total
spent
for
goods
or
services
including
money
and
time
and
labor
-
A
rib;
a
side;
a
region
or
coast.
-
To
require
to
be
given,
expended,
or
laid
out
therefor,
as
in
barter,
purchase,
acquisition,
etc.;
to
cause
the
cost,
expenditure,
relinquishment,
or
loss
of;
as,
the
ticket
cost
a
dollar;
the
effort
cost
his
life.
-
To
require
to
be
borne
or
suffered;
to
cause.
-
The
amount
paid,
charged,
or
engaged
to
be
paid,
for
anything
bought
or
taken
in
barter;
charge;
expense;
hence,
whatever,
as
labor,
self-
denial,
suffering,
etc.,
is
requisite
to
secure
benefit.
-
Loss
of
any
kind;
detriment;
pain;
suffering.
-
Expenses
incurred
in
litigation.
-
Charge,
expense,
labor.
-
What
is
laid
out,
or
suffered
to
obtain
anything-
pl.
expenses
of
a
lawsuit.
-
Cost.
-
Price
paid
or
demanded
for
anything;
expense;
loss;
damage.
-
The
price
paid
for
anything;
outlay;
expense;
charge.
-
The
price
charged
or
paid
for
a
thing;
expense;
loss;
detriment;
pain;
suffering.
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