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sundry

[ˈsʌndri]

sundry Definition

  • 1of various kinds; several
  • 2an assortment of things

Using sundry: Examples

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

  • Example

    The store sells sundry items such as snacks, toiletries, and stationery.

  • Example

    He made a list of sundry expenses for the trip.

  • Example

    She had to run errands to pick up sundry items for the party.

sundry Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for sundry

Phrases with sundry

  • a small retail store that sells a variety of items, often including food, household goods, and personal care products

    Example

    I stopped by the sundry shop to grab some snacks for the road trip.

  • sundry debtors

    a group of individuals or entities who owe money to a business or organization for various reasons

    Example

    The company's accounts receivable department is responsible for managing payments from sundry debtors.

  • income earned from various sources that cannot be easily categorized

    Example

    The accountant had to sort through the company's sundry income to prepare the tax return.

Origins of sundry

from Old English 'syndrig', meaning 'separate'

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Summary: sundry in Brief

The term 'sundry' [ˈsʌndri] refers to a variety of things or kinds, exemplified by 'The store sells sundry items such as snacks, toiletries, and stationery.' It can also refer to an assortment of expenses or debts, as in 'He made a list of sundry expenses for the trip.' 'Sundry' extends into phrases like 'sundry shop,' denoting a small retail store that sells a variety of items.