gross

US /ɡroʊs/
UK /ɡroʊs/
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total before deductions

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His gross income was higher than his net income.
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The company reported a gross profit of $10 million.
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net
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very obvious and unacceptable; blatant

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That was a gross error in judgment.
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The company showed a gross disregard for safety regulations.
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blatantflagrantglaringobviouspatent
3.

(informal) very unpleasant; repulsive

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Oh, that smell is so gross!
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Eating insects might seem gross to some people.
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disgustingrevoltingrepulsivenauseatingfoul
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an amount equal to twelve dozen; 144

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We ordered a gross of pencils for the office.
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The factory produced ten gross of widgets last month.
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earn a total amount of (money) before deductions

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The movie is expected to gross over $100 million.
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The concert tour grossed millions of dollars worldwide.
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earntakemakebring inpull in
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gross profitgross margingross domestic productgross national productgross national income