gains

[ɡeɪnz]

gains Definition

  • 1an increase in wealth, power, or resources
  • 2an advantage or improvement

Using gains: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gains" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company made significant gains in revenue this quarter.

  • Example

    She has made impressive gains in her fitness level.

  • Example

    The political party hopes to make gains in the upcoming election.

  • Example

    He sold his stocks for a considerable gain.

gains Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gains

Antonyms for gains

  • losses
  • deficits
  • disadvantages

Phrases with gains

  • capital gains

    the profit made from selling an asset such as property or shares

    Example

    The capital gains tax rate varies depending on the length of time the asset was held.

  • to achieve an increase in wealth, power, or resources

    Example

    The company is working hard to make gains in the international market.

  • ill-gotten gains

    money or possessions acquired through illegal or unethical means

    Example

    The authorities seized his ill-gotten gains and arrested him for fraud.

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Summary: gains in Brief

The term 'gains' [ɡeɪnz] refers to an increase in wealth, power, or resources, or an advantage or improvement. It can be used in various contexts, such as financial, fitness, or political, exemplified by 'The company made significant gains in revenue this quarter.' 'Gains' extends into phrases like 'capital gains,' referring to profits from selling assets, and 'ill-gotten gains,' denoting money obtained through illegal means.