How Do You Spell PROCEEDS?

Pronunciation: [pɹˈə͡ʊsiːdz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "proceeds" is not as straightforward as it may seem. The first syllable "pro" is pronounced as "prəʊ", which rhymes with "no" or "low". The second syllable "ceed" is pronounced as "siːd", which rhymes with "seed". The final letter "s" is pronounced as "z" because it comes after a vowel sound. Therefore, the correct pronunciation of "proceeds" is "prəʊsiːdz". This word refers to the profits or earnings from a sale or business transaction.

PROCEEDS Meaning and Definition

1. The term "proceeds" refers to the profits or revenues that are generated from a certain business activity or process. It commonly represents the financial gains obtained after deducting the costs, expenses, or taxes involved in the production, sale, or performance of something. Proceeds can encompass the income received from different sources such as the sale of goods, services, or assets, as well as earnings obtained from investments, royalties, or any other form of monetary gain.

   In the context of business, proceeds are crucial to evaluate the financial performance and profitability of a company or an individual. They allow stakeholders to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of various operations or transactions by measuring the actual monetary gain derived from them. Proceeds are typically documented in financial statements, such as income statements or profit and loss reports, to provide a comprehensive overview of the financial health of an entity.

   Furthermore, the term "proceeds" can also be associated with charitable events or fundraisers. In these instances, proceeds represent the total monetary amount raised from the event or campaign, which is commonly directed towards a particular cause or organization. The proceeds of charitable initiatives are often utilized to support various social, humanitarian, or community-based projects and programs.

   Overall, proceeds refer to the financial gains or income resulting from a specific commercial or non-commercial activity, indicating the net profit after deducting expenses, costs, or taxes associated with the process.

2. The sum or amount of money obtained for goods or property sold.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for PROCEEDS *

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Etymology of PROCEEDS

The word "proceeds" originated from the Old French term "proceder", which came from the Latin word "procedere". "Procedere" is a combination of the prefix "pro", meaning forward or onward, and the verb "cedere", which means to go or to move. The word "proceeds" in English carries the sense of progressing, advancing, or continuing, usually in reference to the money or profits generated from a particular activity or event.

Similar spelling words for PROCEEDS

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Plural form of PROCEEDS is PROCEEDS

Conjugate verb Proceeds

CONDITIONAL

I would proceed

we would proceed

you would proceed

he/she/it would proceed

they would proceed

FUTURE

I will proceed

we will proceed

you will proceed

he/she/it will proceed

they will proceed

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have proceeded

we will have proceeded

you will have proceeded

he/she/it will have proceeded

they will have proceeded

PAST

I proceeded

we proceeded

you proceeded

he/she/it proceeded

they proceeded

PAST PERFECT

I had proceeded

we had proceeded

you had proceeded

he/she/it had proceeded

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PRESENT

I proceed

we proceed

you proceed

he/she/it proceeds

they proceed

PRESENT PERFECT

I have proceeded

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you have proceeded

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they have proceeded

I am proceeding

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you are proceeding

he/she/it is proceeding

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I was proceeding

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I will be proceeding

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I would have proceeded

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I would be proceeding

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