Overcharge (verb)

To charge more than the normal or fair price.

Origin:

The word 'overcharge' is derived from the prefix 'over-' meaning 'more than' and the verb 'charge' meaning 'to demand payment or to set a price'. it refers to charging more than the normal or fair price.

Examples:

  1. The store overcharged me for the items I bought.
  2. The taxi driver overcharged us for the ride to the airport.
  3. The mechanic overcharged me for the repairs on my car.
  4. The hotel overcharged us for the extra amenities we requested.
  5. The service provider overcharged me for the services they provided.
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