Dues
/ˈduːz/
Definitions
- (n.) Mandatory payments required to maintain membership or status in an organization, such as a union or club.
Members must pay their dues annually to keep their membership active.
Forms
- dues
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Commentary
The term 'dues' is typically plural and refers specifically to financial obligations within organizations.
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