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charged
adjective as in bought but not paid for
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adjective as in loaded
adjective as in accused
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Example Sentences
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in the Budget that tax will be charged on the insurance included in a Motability lease, and VAT added to the advanced payments put down on higher-value cars.
Though opposed by the tech companies who will be charged with enforcing it, the ban is supported by most Australian adults, according to polls.
"It's the government IT project equivalent of ordering a renovation, discovering the contractor has made your house less functional, and then learning they charged you for a mansion."
That may seem obvious—actors are on the front line of the stage, charged with the task of making words on a page spring to vibrant, transporting life.
Exchanges play a key role in U.S. capital markets and are “charged with a public trust” to enforce federal securities laws and their own rules, the SEC order said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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