Verb:

পাত্তনা অপেক্ষা বেশী দেত্তয়া, অতিরিক্ত দেত্তয়া,

overpay's Usage Examples:

optimistic evaluation of the asset and therefore will tend to overestimate and overpay.

that the people they are paying have not died in order that they do not overpay annuities and pensions.

if those who overpay a claim or bill are not informed that they have overpaid and are not given any chance to reconcile their overpayment or be refunded.

management theory as an agency problem, a corporation's managers are likely to overpay themselves because, directly or indirectly, they are allowed to pay themselves.

rewards high-prescribing physicians by directing a CME provider to pay (or overpay) them as CME faculty, consultants, or members of a speaker's bureau," wrote.

the team relocates, and that he was happy the Nets caused the Knicks to "overpay" for Carmelo Anthony (by increasing their own offers in the "Carmelo Sweepstakes").

can be offset by overpayments of others.

Taxpayers receive/pay an interest rate that is higher/lower than IRD's rates if they overpay/underpay provisional.

combination of tickets met or exceeded the value of that ride, so one could overpay an "A" ticket ride with a "B" ticket or higher, or present an "A", "C".

4 million appropriation to overpay for software from the Utah company Qualtrics.

Lyondell and was able to realise a massive profit by forcing Basell to overpay.

technology behind the way staff are paid has resulted in thousands of underpay-overpay errors over the course of 6 months.

"Tory minister declines John Humphrys interview overpay comments".

it is nonetheless thought that it is better for a culpable defendant to overpay that defendant's share of the damages than for the injured plaintiff to.

Teens will dance (and giggle), parents will overpay for the concert and all will be right with the teen pop universe.

Authority and Giorgio Mammoliti pushed for a deal that would have had the city overpay by approximately "2.

office was turbulent; he resisted attempts by club owners and the media to overpay players in a rushed attempt to cash in on the professional era.

Synonyms:

pay;

Antonyms:

charge; underpay;