antibonus
antibonus adjective: opposing the payment of a bonus.
Adjective
antibonus (comparative more antibonus, superlative most antibonus)
- Opposing the payment of a bonus.
- The antibonus amendment applies to any company that has received bailout money (it gets tougher the more money a company has received) — and the only sure way a company can get out from under these new strictures is to give back the taxpayers’ money.2009 February 21, Joe Nocera, “First, Let’s Fix the Bonuses”, in New York Times
Forms of antibonus
| comparative | more antibonus |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antibonus |
Origin of antibonus
From anti- + bonus.
Questions about antibonus
- What does antibonus mean?
- Antibonus means opposing the payment of a bonus.
- What part of speech is antibonus?
- Antibonus is an adjective.
Words near antibonus in the dictionary
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