Synonyms for Levies:

• n.

  •prices (noun)
  • Charges,
  • Premiums,
  • worths,
  • expenses,
  • Taxes,
  • damages,
  • quotations,
  • Duties,
  • costs,
  • amounts,
  • tabs,
  • values,
  • figures,
  • outlays,
  • tolls,
  • tariffs,
  • rates,
  • Prices.

• v.

  •takes (verb)
  • bags,
  • acquires,
  • catches,
  • amasses,
  • confiscates,
  • commandeers,
  • gets,
  • impounds,
  • nabs,
  • collects,
  • harvests,
  • monopolizes,
  • grabs,
  • gathers,
  • usurps,
  • reaps,
  • captures,
  • deprives,
  • procures,
  • takes,
  • abducts,
  • annexes,
  • appropriates.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • amends,
  • backbreaking,
  • bell,
  • blueprint,
  • cost,
  • draft,
  • draftee,
  • drawing,
  • enlistee,
  • enrol,
  • enroll,
  • enter,
  • exigent,
  • fastidious,
  • grueling,
  • gruelling,
  • gulp,
  • hard,
  • heavy,
  • impose,
  • indemnification,
  • indemnity,
  • inductee,
  • inscribe,
  • laborious,
  • levy en masse,
  • plebe,
  • potation,
  • price,
  • punishing,
  • raise,
  • redress,
  • restitution,
  • revenue,
  • revenue enhancement,
  • stern,
  • straining,
  • strenuous,
  • strict,
  • swig,
  • tax,
  • tax income,
  • tax revenue,
  • tipple,
  • toilsome,
  • military recruit.

Paraphrases for Levies:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    Taxes.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Taxes.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    revenue, employee, entitlement, entitlements, contribution, contributions, premium, Premiums, Contributed, contributor, Assessed, tariffs, membership, pension, tolls, assessment, assessments, purchase, specimens, direct, perception, Perceptions, droits, EI, Rights, returns, roc, CRS, DUES, CPP.
  • Noun, plural
    levels, surcharges, liabilities, withholdings, impositions, excises, arrears, revenues, evaders, payments, exactions, encumbrances, deductions, subscriptions, restrictions, conditions, receipts, instalments, earnings, Penalties, Subsidies, burdens, requirements, Incentives, rates, overheads, Incomes, microorganisms, Caricatures, monies, Surveys, withdrawals, expenses, Remittances, contributors, removals, pledges, drawdowns, paychecks, understandings, credits, Governments, percentages, memberships, holdbacks, allocations, customs, commissions, interests, costs, proceeds, accises, extractions, liftings, rents, transfers, constraints, uploads, donations, payloads, Annuities, Cultures, FARES, retentions, Workloads, catches, submissions, derechos, Measurements, disorders, fillers, takings, benefits, samplings, quotations, views, Detained, treasures, fines, Records, listings, bills, symptoms, portions, direitos, Atrocities, loads, debits, Indices, loadings, samples, quotas, demands, Cartoons, quotes, senses, doses, insights, abuses, Tests, loans, ratings, Tes, acts, sums, drawings, amounts, taxa, Moneys, inputs, grams, ratios, Cargoes, swabs, tickets, cups, sexes, packs, entitlements, contributions, Premiums, tariffs, tolls, assessment, assessments, specimens, Perceptions, droits, Rights, returns, DUES.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    collects, eliminates, contemplates, waives, removes, necessitates, establishes, introduces, obligates, restricts, perceives, compels, enforces, receives, envisages, retrieves, prevails, applies, anticipates, imagines, prescribes, obliges, directs, feels, entails, withdraws, foresees, extracts, acquires, recognises, lays, places, realises, understands, assesses, dictates, assigns, earns, creates, emerges, raises, regards, requires, provides, predicts, rises, commits, obtains, lifts, expects, poses, sets, calls, treats, binds, sees, tip, draws, puts, views, begs, takes, looks, wins, senses, thinks, gets, swabs, contributions.

• Other Related

  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    DUES.

Levies Sentence Examples:

• Almost in Franklin's lifetime that was demonstrated on a wholesale scale, for there seems little reason to doubt that the size and stature of the French nation have been permanently diminished by the constant levies of young recruits, the flower of the population, whom Napoleon sent out to death in their first manhood and still childless.

• The French feudal levies for which Philip had been waiting were now fast gathering, especially those for which he had had to wait longest, the main forces which had been away down south in Guienne.