English to Latin Meaning of overpay - overpay

Overpay :

overpay

verb

Overpay :: overpayOverpaying :: overpayingOverpays :: overpays

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Definitions of overpay in English

Verb(1) pay too much

Examples of overpay in English

(1) History has shown that the Blackhawks lose players because they won't pay fair market value, then overpay others with lesser talent to make up for their gaffes.(2) Local tax offices will arrange for cheques to be accepted - if you overpay you cannot be fined and can claim the excess back later.(3) You therefore in effect overpay each month, which is why your mortgage would be cleared more quickly.(4) They can also think about repaying part of the mortgage off early if they can, or overpay each month.(5) to overpay taxes(6) Basically, the bargain was this: lower and middle class workers would overpay payroll taxes for a few decades, and following that the well off would overpay income taxes for a few decades.(7) I'm much more of the opinion that it's better to overpay a player for a shorter contract.(8) Students need all the money they can get their hands on - and one of the easiest ways is not to overpay tax.(9) But many companies overpay their taxes because, by the end of the year, they have turned out smaller incomes than expected.(10) Footballers are like politicians - many are overpaid and more often than not they do not manage their exit from the stage very well at all.(11) My view has not changed: politicians are overpaid , not underpaid.(12) Many boards are still overpaying themselves for abject failure.(13) The problem is that most of the public has little if any idea of the nature of what ferry workers do, but are certainly eager to hate them because of the false impression that they are overpaid .(14) They are disgracefully overpaid , an issue that is brought forth every five seconds or so, especially when it comes to the price the public must pay to watch these individuals.(15) There were also 3,577 new cases of pension overpayments costing ├ö├®┬╝10.2 million but 5,622 people made repayments of ├ö├®┬╝7.3 million.(16) Many of their players are so overpaid no one would take them.

(1) overnight bag ::

pernoctare lapides sacculi

(2) stay overnight ::

pernoctare

(3) overnight stay ::

pernoctare maneat

(4) overnight success ::

pernoctare victoria

(5) overnight accommodation ::

pernoctare accommodationem

Synonyms

1. overpay ::

overpay

Different Forms

overpay, overpaying, overpays

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