drop-off charge Antonyms
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Meaning of drop-off charge
Wordnet
drop-off charge (n)
a fee added for returning a rented car to a location different from the one where it was rented
drop-off charge Sentence Examples
- The airline's drop-off charge for unaccompanied baggage was quite affordable.
- The car rental agency charged us a hefty drop-off charge for returning the vehicle at a different location.
- We were surprised to learn that the hotel charged a drop-off charge for packages delivered after business hours.
- The laundromat incurred a drop-off charge for customers who did not use their washing machines.
- Our food delivery service imposed a drop-off charge for orders below a certain minimum amount.
- The dry cleaner's drop-off charge was waived for customers who signed up for their loyalty program.
- The taxi company added a drop-off charge to the fare for trips that exceeded a certain distance.
- The courier service charged a drop-off charge for packages that were too large or heavy to be shipped through regular mail.
- The event organizer announced that there would be a drop-off charge for attendees who brought their vehicles to the event.
- The restaurant charged a drop-off charge for customers who ordered takeout and wanted it delivered to their home.
FAQs About the word drop-off charge
a fee added for returning a rented car to a location different from the one where it was rented
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No antonyms found.
The airline's drop-off charge for unaccompanied baggage was quite affordable.
The car rental agency charged us a hefty drop-off charge for returning the vehicle at a different location.
We were surprised to learn that the hotel charged a drop-off charge for packages delivered after business hours.
The laundromat incurred a drop-off charge for customers who did not use their washing machines.
