Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rake-in

Phrasal verb

/ˈreɪk ɪn/

Definition

To earn or obtain a large amount of money or profits quickly and easily.

Examples

After launching the new product, the company managed to rake-in profits exceeding expectations.
He invested wisely in stocks and was able to rake-in substantial returns within a year.

Meaning

The phrase ‘rake-in’ refers to the action of gathering or accumulating wealth or resources, often in a way that suggests little effort or difficulty involved.