Expenditure, n.
1. Disbursement, spending, outlay, outlaying, laying out. 2. Expense, cost, charge, outlay. Expense, n. Cost, charge, expenditure, outlay.
Expensive, a.
1. Dear, costly, high-priced, of great price, requiring great outlay. 2. Lavish, extravagant, wasteful. Experience, n.
1. Actual observation, actual trial, actual feeling, actual presentation. 2. Continued or repeated observation, long practice, thorough acquaintance with facts, knowledge gained
from observation, experimental knowledge, practical wisdom. Experience, v. a.
1. Feel, be the subject of, have in ones own perceptions or sensations or feelings, actually observe,
have before ones own senses, prove by trial, have practical acquaintance with. 2. Undergo, be the subject of. 3. Endure, suffer, be subjected to. Experienced, a. Practised, instructed, accomplished, thoroughbred, versed, qualified, able.
Experiment, n.
1. Trial, test, examination, assay, proof, touchstone, ordeal. 2. Organized observation, prearranged investigation, exact trial, use of experiments, experimentation. Experiment, v. n. Make experiment, make trial.
Experimental, a.
1. Empiric, empirical, experiential, from experience, tried, tested, verified, ascertained, founded on fact,
supported by experiment or observation.
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