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Meaning of surcharges

surcharges

one that alters the denomination, to impose a surcharge on, an overprint on a stamp, an additional tax or charge, overstock, an additional tax, cost, or impost, overprint, overcharge sense 1, to charge an extra fee, the action of surcharging, to mark a surcharge on (a stamp), overcharge, an excessive load or burden, an extra fare, an additional or excessive charge, to fill or load to excess, an instance of surcharging an account, a stamp bearing such an overprint, overload entry 1, an overprint on a currency note, to show an omission in (an account) for which credit ought to have been given, a mark on top of a stamp that changes the value, a stamp bearing such a mark, a penalty imposed on a fiduciary for failing to exercise due care in the management of assets, a burden that is too great, to mark a new value or a surcharge on a stamp

surcharges Sentence Examples

  1. Airlines often impose surcharges for checked baggage, seat selection, and other services.
  2. The credit card company added a surcharge to my balance for a late payment.
  3. The hotel charged a surcharge for using the resort's amenities.
  4. The cruise line levied a surcharge for shore excursions and specialty dining.
  5. The utility company imposed a surcharge during peak usage hours.
  6. The rental car agency charges a surcharge for driving over a certain number of miles.
  7. The medical insurance provider added a surcharge to the premiums for high-risk activities.
  8. The government implemented a surcharge on imported goods to protect domestic industries.
  9. The concert venue charged a surcharge for tickets purchased on the day of the show.
  10. The restaurant added a surcharge to the bill for large groups or table service.

FAQs About the word surcharges

one that alters the denomination, to impose a surcharge on, an overprint on a stamp, an additional tax or charge, overstock, an additional tax, cost, or impost,

overcharges, cheats, stings, gouges,soaks, defrauds, skins, mischarges, fleeces, sticks

undercharges,,

Airlines often impose surcharges for checked baggage, seat selection, and other services.

The credit card company added a surcharge to my balance for a late payment.

The hotel charged a surcharge for using the resort's amenities.

The cruise line levied a surcharge for shore excursions and specialty dining.