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rebill

rebill

6.8
A corrected bill sent to replace an earlier one
  • noun
  • /ˈriːbɪl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : factura corregida
  • The company sent a rebill to correct the errors on the previous invoice.

Examples

  • A rebill offer is exciting because it's a chance to earn a regular income month after month for work you only have to do once.

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  • The average sale and average rebill should be obvious.

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  • After reviewing the accounts, she issued a rebill to update the customer's details.

  • The accountant prepared a new rebill after the client reported discrepancies in the last bill.

Synonyms

bill
vsrebill
1.0

A paper telling you how much you must pay

is a replacement statement sent to correct or update an earlier one

Surface Forms

rebill singular
rebills plural

Morphology

rebill = rebill (transparent) = re + bill

The noun is a straightforward conversion from the verb 'rebill', referring to the repeated or corrected billing document.

Etymology

Rebill combines the prefix re- meaning 'again' and bill meaning 'a statement of charges'. So a rebill is a bill sent again to correct or replace an earlier invoice.