Overpay
Pronunciation: /ˈoʊvərˌpeɪ/
Overpay (verb)
- To give more money than is needed or expected for a product, service, or bill.
- To pay a price that is higher than the real value of something.
- To pay an amount that is too high because of an error, misunderstanding, or wrong calculation.
Examples
- I overpay when I buy without comparing prices.
- She overpays for items when she shops in a hurry.