Phrases with «to split the cost»

"To split the cost" means sharing the amount of money needed to buy something equally between two or more people. Each person pays a part of the total cost. Full definition

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Sentences with «to split the cost»

You have the convenience of splitting the cost of the funeral into regular repayments rather than one large lump sum. (finder.com)
He's noted most states split the cost with the federal government without pushing some burden onto counties. (timesunion.com)
Lawyers can help by splitting costs between small businesses and their vendors. (timesolv.com)
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Phrases with «to split the cost»

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Sentences with «to split the cost»

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