payoff
/ˈpeɪɒf/ or /ˈpeɪɔf/Definitions
1. noun
the profit or benefit obtained from a particular action or investment.
“The company’s financial reports revealed a huge payoff from their new marketing strategy.”
2. verb
to obtain a profit or benefit from a particular action or investment.
“The investors decided to pay off their mortgage early to save money on interest payments.”
3. noun
the satisfaction or reward that comes from achieving a goal or overcoming a difficulty.
“The athlete felt a great payoff after winning the championship game.”
4. verb
to make a payment or settle a debt, especially by paying the full amount due.
“The company paid off its debts and is now operating in the black.”