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allowance
noun as in amount of money or other supply
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noun as in discount; concession
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Example Sentences
The amount of money people take home in their pay packet is set to go up, as personal income tax allowances could increase by £600 to £15,200.
The government is defending the case, saying it acted within its powers and that the constitution makes allowances for it to reach such agreements with foreign governments.
A spokesperson said "service children can face frequent moves" and the allowance "aims to minimise disruption to their education".
It comes after ministers were forced into U-turns on cutting the winter fuel allowance and some elements of universal credit after a backbench rebellion of Labour MPs.
Once he decided to adopt the horse, he received instructions on how to feed Maverick along with a monthly allowance to care and feed the horse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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