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Honorarium   /ˌɑnərˈɛriəm/   Listen
Honorarium

noun
(pl. honorariums, honoraria)
1.
A fee paid for a nominally free service.






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"Honorarium" Quotes from Famous Books



... lectures they want. I still have my Collegien-Buch, in which every professor has to attest what lectures one has attended. The number of lectures on various subjects which I attended is quite amazing, and I should have attended still more if the honorarium had not frightened me away. Every professor lectured publice and privatim, and for the more important courses, four lectures a week, he charged ten shillings, for more special courses less or nothing. This seems little, but it was often too much for ...
— My Autobiography - A Fragment • F. Max Mueller

... away to the splendid excitement of his Eastern metropolitan practise. His "honorarium" causes him to have an added and tender feeling for the all-conquering Joe Woods. Henry Peyton is charged with the general supervision of the Lagunitas estate. He is aided by a mine superintendent selected by that ...
— The Little Lady of Lagunitas • Richard Henry Savage



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