Definitions and Examples of collect, withhold
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To receive payment for goods or services provided.
Example
The company will collect the payment upon delivery of the product.
To keep back or refuse to give something that is due or owed.
Example
The landlord can withhold the security deposit if the tenant damages the property.
Key Differences: collect vs withhold
- 1Collect refers to receiving payment for goods or services provided.
- 2Withhold refers to keeping back or refusing to give something that is due or owed.
Effective Usage of collect, withhold
- 1Financial Transactions: Use collect when referring to receiving payment for goods or services provided.
- 2Legal Matters: Use withhold when referring to keeping back or refusing to give something that is due or owed.
- 3Business Communication: Incorporate these antonyms in business communication to convey financial transactions effectively.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of disbursed are collect and withhold. Use collect when referring to receiving payment for goods or services provided, and withhold when referring to keeping back or refusing to give something that is due or owed. These antonyms are useful in financial transactions, legal matters, and business communication.
