perquisite|perquisites in English

noun

[per·qui·site || 'pɜrkwɪzɪt /'pɜː-]

something in addition to regular pay for one's work, bonus; side income

Use "perquisite|perquisites" in a sentence

1. The perquisites were attractive, too.

2. Elena shared some of Zhivkov's perquisites of power.

3. They are rewarded in pay,power and perquisites.

4. Perquisites include the use of the company car.

5. And they coddle reporters in a warm cocoon of perquisites.

6. Contests over perquisites were not confined to textile manufacture.

7. She gets various perquisites in addition to her wages.

8. Politics used to be the perquisite of the property-owning classes.

9. The wardrobe of her niece was the perquisite of her [ maid ] Tobias Smollett.

10. In addition to a salary, most governors received perquisites such as transportation and an official residence.

11. Private firms in the US have come up with certain unusual perquisites.

12. Politics in Britain used to be the perquisite of the property - owning classes .

13. 7 synonyms for Appanage: birthright, perquisite, prerogative, right, droit, apanage, apanage

14. Perquisites are probably at a relatively low level, with the exception of the pension.

15. Conclusion: The perquisite for a successful anesthesia during liver transplantation includes strict monitor and appropriate management.

16. Perquisites are a key part of the White House, and staff members measure their importance by them.

17. The right to that appointment was presumably an established perquisite of the chief steward.

18. Under the perquisite of the everyday, he has reconstructed a personal system of art.

19. Similarly for the United States: incomes, perquisites and public reputation are not dependent on bureau size.

20. But the perquisites and the influence which court office brought with it were probably, for most men, adequate compensation.

21. The revenues collected and the perquisites enjoyed by the wardens of the various royal forests show a general similarity.

22. To him an important embassy was a perquisite of birth rather than the culmination of years of painstaking effort.

23. Distinguishing primary factors from environmental influential factors affecting logging - while - drilling resistivity is a perquisite to environmental correction.

24. Benefitted definition: financial assistance in time of need synonyms: payment, fringe benefit, stock option, perquisite, sickness benefit, perk, disability

25. However , the proposal to revise the taxes on perquisites could well spell the end of a long era of tax - free remunerations , and the accompanying creative accounting of expenses .