chiefage Antonyms
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Meaning of chiefage
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chiefage (n.)
A tribute by the head; a capitation tax.
chiefage Sentence Examples
- The chiefage for using the toll road had increased significantly over the past year.
- According to local law, all merchants passing through the city gates were required to pay a chiefage.
- The chiefage levied on merchants trading in the market helped fund the town's infrastructure.
- The chiefage collected at the port served as an important source of revenue for the city.
- The imposition of chiefage on imported goods sparked protests among traders.
- As travelers passed through the checkpoint, they had to pay the chiefage to enter the neighboring territory.
- The chiefage on goods transported along the river was subject to periodic review by the authorities.
- He begrudgingly paid the chiefage to the toll collector as he passed through the tollgate.
- The merchants grumbled about the high chiefage imposed by the local lord.
- The chiefage system was integral to the economy of the medieval town, regulating trade and providing revenue for the ruling authority.
FAQs About the word chiefage
A tribute by the head; a capitation tax.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chiefage for using the toll road had increased significantly over the past year.
According to local law, all merchants passing through the city gates were required to pay a chiefage.
The chiefage levied on merchants trading in the market helped fund the town's infrastructure.
The chiefage collected at the port served as an important source of revenue for the city.
