overage
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- noun
- /ˈoʊvərɪdʒ/
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cargo por exceso
- T-Mobile customers can now realize truly unlimited 4G gaming experiences without having to worry about surprise bills or overage fees.
- overage charges
- overage fees
- data overage
Examples
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Before signing up, read the fine print to avoid unexpected overage charges on your bill.
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I never go over 2 GB, but I do not want to have to worry about overages.
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This bug is totally real and has already cost me over $45 in overage charges.
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Again, that's an overage fee waiting to happen.
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As you can see from the chart below, most of the ISPs are implementing overage charges associated with their caps.
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Comcast is testing an overage fee that lets you pay $10 for 50 GB more.
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All voice/text overages from 10/29 to 11/16 are going to be forgiven and not charged on our bills.
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As I'm having to curb my usage to avoid an overage, mainly because I don't know exactly how much data I've used, I'm reminded of how nice it was not to have to worry about consumption and monitor data usage.
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For $80, you get a lot of data but a fairly crippled talking plan—only 450 minutes, with a 45-cent-per-minute overage penalty.
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If you regularly exceed your plan's limits, you should be aware of the overage fees that will apply.
Synonyms
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An extra amount of money someone asks for that is not fair
An extra fee charged when you go past an allowed limit
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word overage combines over 'beyond' and -age 'result', so an overage charge is the extra fee you pay when you go 'beyond' your plan or limit.