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Commition

Definition:

Commition (noun) refers to a fee or compensation that is paid to someone in exchange for a specific service or work.

Commition (verb) means to give someone a task and paying them a percentage of the resulting sales or profit as a form of compensation.

Commition (noun) also symbolizes a group of individuals who work together on a particular project or mission.

Commition (noun) in the local context can also mean a commission or committee responsible for overseeing certain community affairs or organizing events.

Examples:

As a noun:

  • She received a commition of 10% on every sale she made for the company.
  • The artist charged a commition for creating a beautiful custom portrait.
  • The commition of experts successfully completed the mission to design a new park in the neighborhood.
  • I was appointed to serve on the commition responsible for planning the local festival.

As a verb:

  • The real estate agent commitioned me to help sell the luxurious property.
  • We decided to commition a renowned chef to cater our wedding.
  • The company commitions its sales representatives based on their monthly performance.

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