Out-of-pocket Definition

outəv-pŏkĭt
adjective
Designating unbudgeted expenses, or ready cash paid out, as for miscellaneous items.
Webster's New World
Calling for the spending of cash.
Out-of-pocket expenses.
American Heritage
Designating expenses requiring payment from a person's own financial resources and not covered by insurance, an expense account, etc.
Webster's New World
Individually responsible for an amount of money.
A company that is $10 million out-of-pocket for costs associated with the project.
American Heritage
Lacking funds.
Hungry, cold, and out-of-pocket travelers.
American Heritage
adverb
Alternative spelling of out of pocket.
Wiktionary

(idiomatic) Lacking funds, or suffering a loss.

After three races he was £10 out of pocket.
Wiktionary

Out-of-pocket Sentence Examples

  • With respect to of the full not paid out-of-pocket.

  • Before buying a policy, ask what costs are paid up front by the insurer, and what expenses you will have to pay out of pocket.

  • As a voluntary option, cosmetic dentistry is typically an out of pocket expense.

  • And number of significant in the likely to be providers mean out-of-pocket.

  • Percent were covered registered a greater in out-of-pocket premiums.

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