Under-charged essentially means that a price or fee is too low, but opposite to that is the term "overcharged," which indicates a price or fee is too high. When a price is overcharged, it means that one is being asked to pay more than what is necessary or reasonable. Another antonym for "under-charged" could be the term "fairly charged," which refers to a price that is accurate, reasonable, and justifiable based on the service or product provided. Using the correct antonym, either fair or overcharged in this case, is essential in communicating a clear understanding and perception of the price or fee.

What are the antonyms for Under-charged?

• v.

  • undercut
  • add
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