surcharge
/ˈsɜrtʃɑrdʒ/
noun
- An extra amount of money added to the usual price or fee.
- There is a 10% surcharge for late payments.
- The airline added a fuel surcharge to every ticket.
- The hotel bill included a resort surcharge for amenities.
Antonyms
verb
- To charge someone an extra amount of money beyond the usual price.
- The store decided not to surcharge for gift wrapping.
- The restaurant will surcharge parties of eight or more.
- They surcharge customers who pay with a credit card.