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levied Definition and Meaning in English (levied definition)

verb
Synonyms:imposedexactedcollected
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Levied definition: To impose a tax, fee, or fine on a person or property by authority.

Definitions of Levied

  1. 1verb

    To impose a tax, fee, or fine on a person or property by authority.

  2. 2verb

    To officially demand and collect money, a payment, or troops.

Example Sentences

“A new tax was levied on luxury goods.”

“The fine was levied for late payment.”

“Funds were levied to support the community project.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivelevy
third person singularlevies
present participlelevying
nounlevy
adjectiveleviable

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Levied definition: To impose a tax, fee, or fine on a person or property by authority.
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'Levied' translates to 'levied' in English. Levied definition: To impose a tax, fee, or fine on a person or property by authority.
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