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tallageable

/ˈtælɪd͡ʒəbəl/

tallageable adjective: on which a tallage must be paid.

Adjective

tallageable (not comparable)

  1. On which a tallage must be paid.
    • If men were not the Kings immediate Tenants, they were not Tallageable to the King but to their immediate Lord.1711, Thomas Madox, “Of the Revenue ariſing by Tallage”, in The History and Antiquities of the Excheequer of the Kings of England, In Two Periods: To wit, from the Norman Conqueſt, to the End of the...
    • The liberties of the University were affirmed to extend to the 'families' (i.e. servants) of clerks, as well as the Bedels, parchment-makers, illuminators, writers, barbers, and 'others who wore the livery or robes of the clerks.' If, however, the latter engaged in 'merchandise', they were to be...1895, Hastings Rashdall, “XII. The English Universities §3 The University and the Town”, in The Universities of Europe in the Middle Ages, volume II, part II, Oxford: Clarendon Press, via the...
    Synonyms:
    talliable

Synonyms of tallageable

Origin of tallageable

From tallage + able.

Words formed from tallageable

Questions about tallageable

What does tallageable mean?
Tallageable means on which a tallage must be paid.
What part of speech is tallageable?
Tallageable is an adjective.
How do you pronounce tallageable?
Tallageable is pronounced /ˈtælɪd͡ʒəbəl/.

Words near tallageable in the dictionary

  1. Talladegans
  2. Tallaferro
  3. tallage
  4. tallageabilities
  5. tallageability
  6. tallageable
  7. tallaged
  8. tallages
  9. Tallaght
  10. tallaging
  11. tallah

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