Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
carryover
noun
/ˈkɛr.iˌoʊ.vər/

Definition
Carryover refers to something that is transferred from one period to another, often in terms of responsibilities, costs, or unused resources.

Examples
- There was a carryover of expenses from last year’s budget.
- The carryover of vacation days allows employees to use them in the next year.
- There was a noticeable carryover effect in his performance after the training.

Meaning
In a broader sense, carryover can denote the continuation of influence or effect from one situation to a subsequent one.

Synonyms
- Transfer
- Continuation
- Residual
- Leftover