Tributes

/ˈtrɪb.juːts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Payments or gifts made periodically by one party to another, often as acknowledgment of submission or for protection, historically as a form of tax or exaction.
    The conquered territory was required to pay tributes to the empire.

Forms

  • tribute

Commentary

Use 'tribute' to denote the singular form; 'tributes' is the plural form referring generally to multiple such payments or gifts.

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