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Definition of poundage in English: poundagenoun ˈpaʊndɪdʒˈpaʊndɪdʒ 1British A payment of a particular amount per pound sterling of the sum involved in a transaction. Example sentencesExamples - He also attacked business rates which he said were also a ‘stumbling block to positioning Scotland as a truly good place to do business’ as the rate poundage was significantly higher than in England.
- But the business community still argues that firms are penalised in Scotland because business rate poundage is 4p higher than in England.
- He sifts through his papers again to repeat the agreement on business rates which commits the Executive to the current freeze on the rate poundage and increases over the next two years limited to no more than inflation.
- The rate poundage is likely to be cut, giving an impression that business is getting something back.
- The government should also restore a uniform business rate poundage across the UK and sort out profligate local councils - we have some of the highest council taxes in the land in Glasgow and Edinburgh but probably the worst services.
- 1.1 A percentage of the total earnings of a business, paid as wages.
2mass noun Weight, especially when regarded as excessive. reduce excess poundage without risking overexertion Example sentencesExamples - How do you make your holiday that special treat without putting on the extra poundage?
- Go to try and undo the damage before my body gets too accustomed to the excess poundage in all the wrong places.
- All the diets seemed safe and all produced weight loss, although there were no huge drops in poundage.
- After five minutes of stepping, go directly to the bench and perform one set of flat bench press for ten reps; use an appropriate poundage on the barbell.
- It appears that you're overly focused on the poundage you're moving.
- Essentially, you suffer a decrease in strength, your training poundages drop and your muscles get less stimulation, which leads to muscle loss.
- List all exercises performed, including the total number of sets and repetitions for each and poundages per lift.
- Here's the simple truth: I have that hard look not because I possess encyclopedic knowledge of diet foods, and not because I've figured out the perfect number of exercises, sets, reps and poundages.
- ‘Today, the same poundage caught by sportfishermen represents a very high percentage of the total,’ he points out.
- The Husband is certain I will have to pay extra for the poundage.
- They relied on contractile force to move medium-heavy poundage.
- They strike the bait with such power when they leap into the air that a strong line is an absolute must since a billfish of that caliber and poundage can make a line with an 80 pound breaking sprain seem like thread under all that pressure.
- When your muscles tire, drop the poundage and squeeze out another 6-8 reps.
- Any excess poundage can be got rid of on special festival walks and at the local sports day!
- The shock comes when examining the dizzying lifts and the resultant poundage totals the duo has achieved.
- Several of the contingent are carrying excess poundage following the Christmas festivities which included a four-week gap from competition.
- Lifting the correct poundage will reflect maturity in your training.
- Forage fish (bluegill and redear sunfish) should furnish more than 75 percent of the poundage of fish taken from your pond.
- Remember, these bodybuilding greats took a long time to build up to those weights, but they kept adding poundage.
- With two of the Majors being played in sweltering heat each summer his excess poundage indicts him every time.
Synonyms heaviness, mass, load, burden, pressure, force
Definition of poundage in US English: poundagenounˈpaʊndɪdʒˈpoundij 1Weight, especially when regarded as excessive. reduce excess poundage without risking overexertion Example sentencesExamples - Several of the contingent are carrying excess poundage following the Christmas festivities which included a four-week gap from competition.
- They strike the bait with such power when they leap into the air that a strong line is an absolute must since a billfish of that caliber and poundage can make a line with an 80 pound breaking sprain seem like thread under all that pressure.
- They relied on contractile force to move medium-heavy poundage.
- Essentially, you suffer a decrease in strength, your training poundages drop and your muscles get less stimulation, which leads to muscle loss.
- List all exercises performed, including the total number of sets and repetitions for each and poundages per lift.
- ‘Today, the same poundage caught by sportfishermen represents a very high percentage of the total,’ he points out.
- After five minutes of stepping, go directly to the bench and perform one set of flat bench press for ten reps; use an appropriate poundage on the barbell.
- It appears that you're overly focused on the poundage you're moving.
- All the diets seemed safe and all produced weight loss, although there were no huge drops in poundage.
- How do you make your holiday that special treat without putting on the extra poundage?
- Lifting the correct poundage will reflect maturity in your training.
- The Husband is certain I will have to pay extra for the poundage.
- Any excess poundage can be got rid of on special festival walks and at the local sports day!
- With two of the Majors being played in sweltering heat each summer his excess poundage indicts him every time.
- Remember, these bodybuilding greats took a long time to build up to those weights, but they kept adding poundage.
- Go to try and undo the damage before my body gets too accustomed to the excess poundage in all the wrong places.
- Forage fish (bluegill and redear sunfish) should furnish more than 75 percent of the poundage of fish taken from your pond.
- The shock comes when examining the dizzying lifts and the resultant poundage totals the duo has achieved.
- When your muscles tire, drop the poundage and squeeze out another 6-8 reps.
- Here's the simple truth: I have that hard look not because I possess encyclopedic knowledge of diet foods, and not because I've figured out the perfect number of exercises, sets, reps and poundages.
Synonyms heaviness, mass, load, burden, pressure, force 2British A payment of a particular amount per pound sterling of the sum involved in a transaction. Example sentencesExamples - The rate poundage is likely to be cut, giving an impression that business is getting something back.
- He sifts through his papers again to repeat the agreement on business rates which commits the Executive to the current freeze on the rate poundage and increases over the next two years limited to no more than inflation.
- But the business community still argues that firms are penalised in Scotland because business rate poundage is 4p higher than in England.
- The government should also restore a uniform business rate poundage across the UK and sort out profligate local councils - we have some of the highest council taxes in the land in Glasgow and Edinburgh but probably the worst services.
- He also attacked business rates which he said were also a ‘stumbling block to positioning Scotland as a truly good place to do business’ as the rate poundage was significantly higher than in England.
- 2.1 A percentage of the total earnings of a business, paid as wages.
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