precharge
- noun
- /priːˈtʃɑːrdʒ/
- The hotel placed a precharge on my credit card to confirm my reservation.
Examples
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A small precharge appeared on my statement before the actual purchase was processed.
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Some online services use a precharge to check if your payment method is valid.
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The hotel required a precharge for the room.
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Many online services ask for a precharge before using their features.
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The hotel placed a precharge on my credit card to confirm my reservation.
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A small precharge appeared on my statement before the actual purchase was processed.
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Some online services use a precharge to check if your payment method is valid.
Synonyms
To pay for goods or services before you receive them
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Precharge combines pre- ('before') and charge ('a payment' or 'money taken'), so a precharge is a small payment placed on a card before the real payment to check that the payment method works.