honorarium
honorarium
Definition
hono·ra·rium (än′ə rer′ē əm)
noun pl. -·ri·ums or -·ria-ə
a payment as to a professional person for services on which no fee is set or legally obtainable
Etymology: L honorarium (donum), honorary (gift)
honorarium
Synonyms
honorarium
n.
honorarium
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- receive: The Chairman receives an honorarium of £ 10,000 per annum.
- pay: However, ISI does pay a small honorarium of £ 100 by way of a " thank you " .
- offer: All practicals accepted for inclusion will be offered an honorarium in book tokens by way of a thank you for your efforts.
- attract: The prestigious four-year Fellowship attracts a substantial honorarium and will allow Dr. Priest to strengthen research links with the petroleum industry.
- carry: The prize carries an honorarium together with a memorial scroll.
- include: Groups are in a position to cover their costs including an honorarium to a bookkeeper.
Adjective modifier
- modest: To supplement these, we are seeking additional funds to provide a modest honorarium, per course.
- annual: Training will be given and an annual honorarium of £ 50.00 will be paid.
- small: However, ISI does pay a small honorarium of £ 100 by way of a " thank you " .
- monthly: The Chairs of the resources and the standards committees are paid a small monthly honorarium.
- substantial: The prestigious four-year Fellowship attracts a substantial honorarium and will allow Dr. Priest to strengthen research links with the petroleum industry.
- maximum: Honoraria will normally only be payable to speakers from outside Northern Ireland and the maximum honorarium payable to a speaker will be £ 100.
Modifies a noun
- payment: In the event he had received a couple of small honorarium payments.
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