Entrance Fee
/ˈɛntrəns fiː/
Definitions
- (n.) A sum of money required to be paid for entering a place, event, or institution, often stipulated in legal or contractual terms.
The museum charged an entrance fee for all visitors.
- (n.) A fee required for admission to a club or other membership organization, sometimes governed by bylaws or legal agreements.
New members must pay an entrance fee to join the golf club.
Forms
- entrance fee
- entrance fees
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Commentary
Ensure clarity whether the fee is a one-time payment or recurring; legal documents should specify conditions for refund or non-payment consequences.
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