[
US
/ˈkɪkˌbæk/
]
[ UK /kˈɪkbæk/ ]
[ UK /kˈɪkbæk/ ]
NOUN
- a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction
How To Use kickback In A Sentence
- Payoffs and kickbacks and cheating and lying to the public are a way of life.
- These sites can pay some hefty kickbacks when you click through them to buy goods at many established retailers. Times, Sunday Times
- Meeting with his imprisoned father and their family lawyer, Junior hears the older men discuss how to get Elroy Sr. better amenities during his upcoming incarceration through bribery and kickbacks, and what such niceties will cost. 70s Cinema: The Last American Hero « Screaming Blue Reviews
- Hofmeyr said the current investigation showed prison warders had received kickbacks from certain doctors for false claims against the medical aid fund.
- Those who are found to be taking bribes or kickbacks will face strict punishment and may be disqualified.
- Allegations of kickbacks and bribes began to emerge almost as soon as they got the nod. The Sun
- The past five months have brought charges of price gouging, illegal insider trading, kickbacks and payola that have rocked the industry.
- Basically he's saying that unless everyone got kickbacks in proportion to their contributions, nobody got kickbacks.
- In the middle of the program, he also started demanding kickbacks on the contracts to add to the stream of unmonitored revenue he was already getting from oil smuggling.
- The nation will be in turmoil within 12 months if they get in, with jobs for the bludgers, kickbacks for everyone who has never worked and the poor old worker down the chute again.