Charges
Pay
Pay noun - The money paid regularly to a person for labor or services.
Both words in one sentence
- Sir Michael paid quite a hefty fine Fisk was charged for multiple fraud charges; Fisk himself couldn't pay, had no one to pay it for him, and the punishment for not paying it would be quite severe.
Source: Boxed Crook -
She is also secretly broke, on account of her pay being docked from a court settlement about some brutality charges.
Source: Series / The Unusuals -
Buy Them Off: The O'Ryans in Forbidden Fruit pay off their daughters with the means to live independently in order to keep them from pressing charges for rape and kidnapping.
Source: Literature / Corinna Chapman
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