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Overcharge meaning
To charge (somebody) more money than the correct amount or to surpass a certain limit while charging a bill. | To continue to charge (an electrical device) beyond its capacity. | To charge (someone) with an inflated number or degree of legal charges (for example, charging them with a more serious crime than was committed); to upcharge.
Example sentences (14)
Any excuse to pour concrete and overcharge the taxpayer.
It comes equipped with multiple safety features, including overcharge protection, overcurrent protection, short-circuit protection, and temperature protection, to prevent damage to both the power bank and the devices being charged.
Not only does it offer a multi-protection function which allows you to stay safe, there is also a built-in protection that guards against overcharge, over-discharge, overcurrent, short circuit and PV polarity reverse connection.
The rider, who has been transporting people around London for more than 10 years, said very few overcharge because they want people to enjoy their experience so they come back.
This weapon is perfect for Arc 3.0 due to its intrinsic ability to create Ionic Traces on final blows and overcharge itself when these Ionic Traces are picked up.
Traore said that many local beauticians tend to overcharge or may not be experienced working with Black hair.
Justice Downes also ordered AGL to implement processes to stop the overcharge issue from happening again.
Taxi drivers who overcharge or refuse fares could be blacklisted under new plans by the government to roll out a centralised database tracking bad behaviour.
Tell the nation where the overcharge of USD 750 000 per fire truck went.
The newly-reported scam attempts involve a call explaining that an overcharge has been made to the customer’s account and offers a future bill credit.
Drivers will save around £165m a year under a crackdown on certain types of commission that give salesmen and brokers an incentive to overcharge customers.
I agree, but I think the goal is to overcharge you “a lot” more.
The complainants in the present case, however, have not alleged overcharge of the cost of medicines and misbehaviour.
Pope Martin V (Constit. 3 "In Apostolicae", ii and v) fixed the manner for their examination and approbation and also the tax they should demand for their labour and the punishment for overcharge.