Entry Fee
/ˈɛntri fiː/
Definitions
- (n.) A sum of money required to gain admission or participation in an event or agreement.
The contest required an entry fee to be paid before submission.
- (n.) A charge imposed as a condition for registering or enrolling in a service, contract, or organization.
The membership's entry fee must be paid upfront to complete registration.
Forms
- entry fee
- entry fees
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Commentary
Entry fees often require clear specification in agreements to avoid disputes regarding payment and conditions of participation.
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