wagonage Synonyms
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wagonage Meaning
Webster
wagonage (n.)
Money paid for carriage or conveyance in wagon.
A collection of wagons; wagons, collectively.
wagonage Sentence Examples
- The railway company imposed hefty wagonage charges on heavy goods.
- The warehouse manager calculated the wagonage for the outgoing shipment of steel beams.
- The wagonage costs exceeded the actual transportation expenses for the shipment.
- The factories along the railroad tracks had their own sidings to facilitate loading and unloading wagonage.
- The wagonage for transporting coal was significantly lower than that for other commodities.
- The shippers negotiated with the railway company to reduce the excessive wagonage rates.
- The government subsidized wagonage charges for essential commodities to make them affordable.
- The wagonage industry played a crucial role in the transportation and distribution of goods.
- The innovative design of the wagonage allowed for efficient loading and unloading.
- The wagonage fees varied depending on the weight, size, and destination of the shipment.
FAQs About the word wagonage
Money paid for carriage or conveyance in wagon., A collection of wagons; wagons, collectively.
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The railway company imposed hefty wagonage charges on heavy goods.
The warehouse manager calculated the wagonage for the outgoing shipment of steel beams.
The wagonage costs exceeded the actual transportation expenses for the shipment.
The factories along the railroad tracks had their own sidings to facilitate loading and unloading wagonage.
