VERB
- write something fluently, and without hesitation
- cancel (a debt)
-
concede the loss or worthlessness of something or somebody
write it off as a loss -
reduce the estimated value of something
For tax purposes you can write off the laser printer
How To Use write off In A Sentence
- You never can write off a team quarterbacked by Brett Favre, but you have to wonder whether Green Bay's window of opportunity is closing.
- And you dare not write off people who pen moaning letters to parish newsletters or local papers as cantankerous curmudgeons.
- The critics and the knockers were out in force to quickly write off their chances.
- Depreciation is calculated to write off the cost or valuation of tangible assets other than freehold land over their estimated useful lives.
- And you dare not write off people who pen moaning letters to parish newsletters or local papers as cantankerous curmudgeons.
- Martha Stewart is a write off because her first episode of the Apprentice had horrible ratings. Open Big
- Banks are trying to cut costs to generate money to write off their bad loans.
- Just as banks are working to write off mountains of bad loans, they're also moving to mark-to-market accounting techniques.
- He came out looking very happy and said to Taid that they could write off to Lincolnshire for the hay now. TESTIMONIES
- They'll write off the money already spent on the movie as a tax loss. THE SOUND OF MURDER