Synonym: lucre, net, net income, net profit, pay, profit, profits, remuneration, salary, wage. Similar words: early warning, warning, burning, morning, bearings, concerning, turn in, learn. Meaning: ['ɜːnɪŋz] 
n. 1. the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses) 2. something that remunerates.
n. 1. the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses) 2. something that remunerates. 
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1, He claimed compensation for loss of earnings .
2, He declined to make projections about fourth quarter earnings.
3, Her net earnings last year were ￡15 000.
4, Average earnings are around ￡20 000 per annum.
5, Levels of earnings are still rising.
6, Average earnings for unskilled workers are decreasing now.
7, She spends only a fraction of her earnings.
8, Overseas earnings accounted for 9% of the total last year.
9, Pensions should be increased annually in line with earnings or prices, whichever is the higher.
10, Average earnings are rising at their slowest rate for 20 years.
11, She is also claiming compensation for loss of earnings.
12, He trebled his earnings in two years.
13, He drinks half his earnings.
14, her earnings go on clothes.
15, Average weekly earnings rose by 1.5% in July.
16, Germany's earnings from exports rose by 2%.
17, Their earnings are adequate .
18, My extra earnings came in very handy.
19, His earnings come to ￡5,(http://sentencedict.com/earnings.html)000 a year.
20, They were charged with living off immoral earnings .
21, Average earnings for skilled workers are rising.
22, Sheila's earnings from all sources aggregated ￡100,000.
23, The rent gobbles up half his earnings.
24, Earnings hit a peak in the early 1980s.
25, He has spent all his earnings.
26, Every weekend he drinks and gambles away his earnings.
27, No tax is payable on these earnings.
28, The gangsters offered him a sum equivalent to a whole year's earnings.
29, Benefit is calculated on the basis of average weekly earnings.
30, The court awarded Ms Dixon ￡7,000 for damages and loss of earnings .
More similar words: early warning, warning, burning, morning, bearings, concerning, turn in, learn, turn into, learn from, dining, opening, raining, training, planning, retaining, examining, remaining, lightning, screening, meaningful, at the beginning, at the beginning of, year after year, angst, warn, barn, youngster, long since, alongside.