The noun levy refers to a charge, such as a tax, fine, or other fee, that is imposed on something. The verb levy is used to describe the act of imposing or collecting the charge. If you need to raise money, for example, you may decide to levy a fine on your family every time you have to make the coffee in the morning.
What does it mean when something is levied?
1a : to impose or collect by legal authority levy a tax. b : to require by authority. 2 : to enlist or conscript for military service. 3 : to carry on (war) : wage. intransitive verb.
How do you use levied in a sentence?
Levied sentence example
- Everyone chuckled but Kris, who levied a glare at him. ...
- It continued to be levied until 1163, in which year the name Danegeld appears for the last time in the Rolls.
