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honorarium

[ US /ˌɑnɝˈɛɹiəm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a fee paid for a nominally free service

How To Use honorarium In A Sentence

  • Each of the authors has received research grants and travel expenses or lecture honorariums from one or more of these three study sponsors.
  • In recognition of his humanitarian services Sahara India Group has recently given him an honorarium.
  • For an insignificant annual `honorarium" of £20,000, Ashida supplied Sir David with an ongoing summary of Eurotunnel operations. CORMORANT
  • He requested that the honorarium be distributed to a college. Christianity Today
  • But let a client or patient make the experiment of omitting this little ceremony of the honorarium, which is cense to be a thing entirely out of consideration between them, and mark how the learned gentleman will look upon his case. The Fortunes of Nigel
  • I'll admit - though it's probably suspected already - that I don't live on my musician's honorariums, but on my composing income.
  • And the honorarium is just a token, you understand … Matthew Yglesias » Treating the Symptoms
  • We live on the honorariums and rewards for the articles I get published in different magazines.
  • In 1967, with $400 from an honorarium, he bought a used mimeograph machine, and with the help of poets Johari Amini and Carolyn Rodgers founded Third World Press in the basement of his Southside Chicago apartment.
  • He suddenly HAD recalled the spendthrift Delatour perfectly, and as quickly regretted now that he had not doubled the honorarium he had just sent to his portionless daughter. A Sappho of Green Springs
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