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Noun kickback has 1 sense
  1. kickback - a commercial bribe paid by a seller to a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into the transaction
    --1 is a kind of
    bribe, payoff
    Derived form: verb kick back1

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Kickbacks

Definition: Kickbacks refer to a form of bribery or illegal payment made to someone in a position of power or authority, typically in exchange for favorable treatment or business opportunities.

Examples:

  • The corrupt politician was arrested for accepting kickbacks from construction companies in return for awarding them lucrative government contracts.
  • The company's CEO was involved in a kickback scheme, receiving a percentage of every contract he awarded to a particular supplier.
  • The whistleblower exposed a network of kickbacks within the healthcare system, revealing how doctors were receiving money from pharmaceutical companies for prescribing their drugs.

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Definition: Kickbacks can also refer to a portion of money or benefits received as a return for a referred business or customer.

Examples:

  • The real estate agent offered a kickback to anyone who referred a client that eventually bought a property through them.
  • As a thank you for bringing in new customers, the online retailer provided kickbacks in the form of discounts or store credits to the referring individuals.
  • The travel agency had a referral program, where people who recommended their services received a kickback of 10% of the total booking amount.

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