SINCE 1828
overpay
verb
over·pay
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overpaid\ ˌō-vər-ə-ˈpād
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overpaying
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overpaying
Definition of overpay
: to pay too much to someone or for something
… the debate over whether organic foods are a smart choice for healthier living or a marketing tool that gulls people into overpaying.— Kenneth Chang It took my husband and me an hour with a representative to figure out we were overpaying for insurance and unlimited data plans.— Tanisha A. Sykes Be careful not to overpay state taxes.— Carl T. Hall We are not overpaying people; we are paying people what the market demands.— Renee Glover
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overpay
verb
English Language Learners Definition of overpay
: to pay too much for something
disapproving
: to pay (someone) more money for a job than is deserved
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