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View definitions for pass on

pass on

verb as in bequeath

verb as in break

verb as in carry

verb as in conduct

verb as in convey

verb as in delegate

verb as in devolve

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verb as in get across

verb as in hand down

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verb as in impart

verb as in pass

verb as in pass the buck

verb as in refer

verb as in relegate

verb as in will

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Example Sentences

"Ryanair has for many years used bag fees and airport check-in fees to change passenger behaviour and we pass on these cost savings in the form of lower fares to consumers," he said.

From BBC

The CLA figure is not an annual one and, clearly, a farm would only be potentially subject to inheritance tax if it was passed on, following a death.

From BBC

Critics say the bill that passed on Thursday, however, would override due process and allow the Treasury Department to declare a nonprofit a "terrorist supporting group" without adhering to normal evidentiary standards.

From Salon

But for farmers and businesses, passing on assets from one generation to the next is currently tax free - and that tax relief has been unlimited.

From BBC

Another legislative proposal would make sure that any savings negotiated by PBMs are passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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