Antonym: unpaid. Similar words: unpaid, paid off, low-paid, prepaid, overpaid, aid, pain, pair. Meaning: [peɪd] 
adj. 1. marked by the reception of pay 2. involving gainful employment in something often done as a hobby 3. yielding a fair profit.
adj. 1. marked by the reception of pay 2. involving gainful employment in something often done as a hobby 3. yielding a fair profit. 
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121. Donald was paid more than he really earns.
122. I've paid this bill twice by mistake.
123. They're only paid about ￡4 an hour.
124. He paid the carriage hire to the driver.
125. The amount paid will vary according to circumstances.
126. He brushed my protests aside and paid the bill.
127. The little vessel paid off from the wind.
128. It's paid for with stolen money, I shouldn't wonder.
129. Many of the workers are very badly paid.
130. We paid them the standard rate.
131. How much we paid is none of your concern.
132. She paid no heed to our warnings.
133. The rope should be paid off.
134. I thought we were supposed to be paid today.
135. It was the first paid job I ever had.
136. His colleagues paid generous tributes to the outgoing president.
137. I get paid more if I work nights.
138. I paid good money for it.
139. He is paid a ludicrous amount of money.
140. He has never paid me a penny.
141. She paid for her purchases and left.
142. We hope that we will be better paid.
143. Men still outnumber women in the paid workforce.
144. All his debt was paid off with cash.
145. You haven't paid me the money you owe me.
146. The insurance company paid all my medical fees.
147. 'We've already paid,(http://sentencedict.com)' I explained tersely.
148. The gamble on the harvest had paid off .
149. Substantial damages were paid in recompense.
150. He has paid the debt of nature.