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entry fee

entry fee noun: money needed to gain admittance to an event or an organisation.

Noun

entry fee (plural entry fees)

  1. Money needed to gain admittance to an event or an organisation
    • He had to pay a entry fee of £5 for entering the stadium.
    Synonyms:
    entrance fee

Synonyms of entry fee

  • entrance fee

Forms of entry fee

pluralentry fees

Questions about entry fee

What does entry fee mean?
Entry fee means money needed to gain admittance to an event or an organisation.
What part of speech is entry fee?
Entry fee is a noun.
What is the plural of entry fee?
The plural of entry fee is entry fees.

Words near entry fee in the dictionary

  1. entrustments
  2. entrusts
  3. entry
  4. entry date
  5. entry dates
  6. entry fee
  7. entry fees
  8. entry ignition engine
  9. entry ignition engines
  10. entry phone
  11. entry phones

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