Synonyms for Charged duty:
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v.
• tax
- assess
, - charge
, - charge duty
, - demand
, - demand toll
, - enact
, - exact
, - exact tribute
, - extract
, - impose
, - lay an impost
, - rate
, - require contribution
, - tithe
.
Other relevant words:
- accurate
, - accusation
, - accuse
, - act out
, - agitate
, - appoint
, - appraise
, - armorial bearing
, - ask
, - bang
, - bear down
, - bearing
, - bill
, - billing
, - blame
, - boot
, - bring down
, - buck
, - burden
, - burster
, - bursting charge
, - call for
, - care
, - cathexis
, - charge per unit
, - charge up
, - claim
, - commission
, - commit
, - commove
, - complaint
, - consign
, - constrain
, - direction
, - distil
, - distill
, - draw out
, - educe
, - electric charge
, - elicit
, - enforce
, - evaluate
, - evoke
, - excerpt
, - excite
, - explosive charge
, - express
, - file
, - flush
, - grade
, - guardianship
, - heraldic bearing
, - inflict
, - infusion
, - institutionalise
, - institutionalize
, - involve
, - kick
, - level
, - levy
, - load
, - lodge
, - measure
, - mission
, - necessitate
, - need
, - ordain
, - order
, - pace
, - place
, - point
, - postulate
, - precise
, - press out
, - pull
, - pull out
, - pull up
, - range
, - rank
, - reenact
, - require
, - requirement
, - rip out
, - rouse
, - rush
, - saddle
, - selection
, - send
, - shoot
, - shoot down
, - take
, - take out
, - tax
, - tear
, - tear out
, - thrill
, - turn on
, - tutelage
, - valuate
, - value
, - visit
.
What are the hypernyms for Charged duty?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for charged duty?
Antonyms for the word "charged duty" include "exempt duty," "released duty," and "freed duty." An exempt duty refers to a situation where one is not required to perform a task or pay a tax because they are exempted due to certain reasons. A released duty means that an individual has been freed from a task they were previously obligated to perform. Lastly, freed duty refers to the complete release from a task or responsibility, with no obligations whatsoever. Each of these antonyms presents a different scenario where the obligation of a charged duty is removed, giving individuals the opportunity to pursue other activities without any encumbrance.
What are the antonyms for Charged duty?
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