majoration Antonyms
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Meaning of majoration
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majoration (n.)
Increase; enlargement.
majoration Sentence Examples
- The majoration in interest rates significantly increased the cost of borrowing.
- The union demanded a majoration in wages to compensate for rising inflation.
- The pension fund's majoration policy ensures that benefits keep pace with the cost of living.
- The insurance company imposed a majoration on premiums for high-risk drivers.
- The majoration in property taxes strained the budgets of homeowners.
- The government implemented a majoration on luxury goods to reduce consumer spending.
- The majoration in the bid price ultimately secured the winning contract.
- The company's stock price experienced a significant majoration after announcing strong earnings.
- The bank's majoration fees on overdraft accounts were criticized as excessive.
- The majoration in demand for electric vehicles drove up the prices of charging stations.
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Increase; enlargement.
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The majoration in interest rates significantly increased the cost of borrowing.
The union demanded a majoration in wages to compensate for rising inflation.
The pension fund's majoration policy ensures that benefits keep pace with the cost of living.
The insurance company imposed a majoration on premiums for high-risk drivers.
