Allowance
End
End noun - Something belonging to, due to, or contributed by an individual member of a group.
Usage example: keep up your end of the bargain
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- By the end of it he gives her a pittance of an allowance when she signs the confessions of being a bastard child that won't even cover her wardrobe and plans to put her in an Arranged Marriage.
Source: Literature / Young Royals - The only way he can provide for his large family is an allowance sent by Aunt Adelaide, and she sets the condition that she'll only continue to provide if he marries by the end of the month.
Source: Don't Split Us Up -
Not to mention Rocky and his opponents usually have massively swollen eyes or are badly cut and pouring buckets of blood by the end of a fight, which are past the point of even a lenient ringside doctor's allowance.
Source: Artistic License Sports
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