Cost
Fee
Fee noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.
Usage example: my dentist's fees seem to increase with every visit
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| high | high cost | high fee |
| exorbitant | exorbitant cost | exorbitant fee |
| full | full cost | full fee |
| low | low cost | low fee |
| Other adjectives: equal, long, normal, fixed, original, initial, considerable, reasonable, cheap, small, massive, large, huge, little, lower, social, less, hefty, extra, additional, significant, highest, greater, higher, monthly. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- At this announcement, Scrooge declares his intention to win the Last Prize, no matter the cost, with most of his colleagues assuming that he'd just gone nuts due to the increased membership-fee.
Source: Second Place Is for Winners -
The sole major expense is special guest star Jean Simmons, who as a fan of the show likely didn't demand a huge fee (and even if she had, the other cost savings would've helped paid for it).
Source: Bottle Episode - You can increase durability by tempering the weapon (which adds a material cost in addition to the usual fee for later repairs) or reduce the durability to increase attack power.
Source: Breakable Weapons
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