honorarium
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əˈrɛər Origin:
1650–60; < Latin honōrārium fee paid on taking office, noun use of neuter of honōrārius honorary
1650–60; < Latin honōrārium fee paid on taking office, noun use of neuter of honōrārius honorary
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| —n , pl -iums, -ia | |
| a fee paid for a nominally free service | |
| [C17: from Latin: something presented on being admitted to a post of | |
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Honorarium
is always a great word to know.
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Example sentences
The agencies themselves pay for all materials and provide an honorarium to the students.
Panel members are not paid a fee or honorarium for their efforts.
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