Charge and Sale

Charge

Charge noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.

Usage example: the charge for the book will be five dollars

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Sale and charge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sale" instead a noun "Charge".

Nearby Words: charged, charging, chargeable, charger

Sale noun - The transfer of ownership of something from one person to another for a price.

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Charge and sale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Charge" instead a noun "Sale".

Nearby Words: saleable, salable, saleroom

good	good charge	good sale
high	high charge	high sale
common	common charge	common sale
direct	direct charge	direct sale
Other adjectives: fast, regular, original, initial, single, actual, massive, big, infamous, main, major.

In Everybody Loves Raymond Ray's parents have a yard sale; his father wants to charge $20 for a used thermos, claiming it was once used by Elvis Presley.

Source: Garage Sale
When she got back, she found she'd been volunteered to be in charge of the cookie sale.

Source: Got Volunteered
In Charles in Charge one of the Powell's kids is left in charge of a family yard sale, and decides to move it inside the house when it starts raining, resulting in several non-sale items getting sold/stolen.

Source: Garage Sale

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