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overcharge

How to use overcharge in a sentence

In this way you avoid unpleasant company during your drive, and overcharge at the end of it.

I have known him to examine into the cost of a cab, and object to an apparent overcharge of a few cents.

Let her avoid whatever is hot seasoned, especially pies and baked meats, which being of hot digestion, overcharge the stomach.

By following this plan I generally escaped overcharge and inconvenience.

We only buy from R—— when he is discreet, and does not overcharge; which, entre nous, he is very apt to do.

As at all the post stations, there is a tariff for everything printed on the walls, so no overcharge is practised.

He smiled sort o' quiet-like, and said: 'No, it war jest a difficulty about an overcharge of five sous, and it's all settled.'

The temptation must have been great, yet I never knew a French farmer or storekeeper attempt to overcharge us.

For a lady, there seems to be no chance of escape but by the alternative of some enormous overcharge.

In making an overcharge this should be done at a constant rate and at a rate specified for the battery.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985