Synonyms

1. damage
2. price

Sentence Examples

1. Apparently they were together although, not on the friendliest of terms.
2. The sheriff and I are on good terms with this whole debacle.
3. Of the three people who knew what had really gone down at the Academy, he was the only one I was on friendly speaking terms with.
4. I kept my face buried in my menu, as ridiculous as that must have seemed, while I came to terms with his presence in the Haría plaza not two hours before.
5. There was a postscript for Jack, telling him in no uncertain terms what he thought of his actions in taking Catherine to Burton.
6. For an inexplicable reason, Richard chooses to hold Celestino responsible for what he conceives a personal snub, which allows him, conveniently perhaps, to remain on cordial terms with me.
7. Almost all the in-depth material written on the history and culture of the island is in Spanish and not seeing any role for myself in terms of employment, my enthusiasm has waned.
8. Her guardian had told me in no uncertain terms to leave them the hell alone, and only family were allowed in to visit her.
9. Then Phileas Fogg had taken passage for Bordeaux, and, during the thirty hours he had been on board, had so shrewdly managed with his banknotes that the sailors and stokers, who were only an occasional crew, and were not on the best terms with the captain, went over to him in a body.
10. His daughter lived in the Maryland suburbs, and he and his ex-wife were on better terms so that visits with the kids and grandkids were more enjoyable.