cashback
noun [U] (PAYMENT) /ˈkæʃ.bæk/ UKDefinition
› a system in which banks or businesses encourage people to buy something by giving them money after they have bought it: The major banks are offering cashback deals of up to £5,000 on their mortgages.Forms of money and methods of payment
(Definition of cashback noun (PAYMENT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- affinity card noun
- banker's card noun
- brass noun (MONEY)
- cross verb (MAKE SIGN)
- debit card noun
- deposit noun (MONEY)
- Eurocheque noun
- gift token noun
- gold card noun
- legal tender noun
- loyalty card noun
- MO noun (MONEY)
- payment noun
- payoff noun (MONEY)
- penny noun
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