prorate verb pro· rate (ˌ)prō-ˈrāt ˈprō-ˌrāt prorated; prorating Synonyms of prorate transitive verb : to divide, distribute, or assess proportionately

Attendees joining the course later will pay a prorated fee. Any new projects would be funded on a prorated basis.

PRORATED definition: (especially of charges or payments) calculated in proportion to some other quantity, such as time. See examples of prorated used in a sentence.

Other forms: prorated; prorating; prorates To prorate is to divide something in a proportional way, based on time. If your new landlord prorates your first month's rent, she only charges you for the days …

prorate something to calculate a payment according to how much of something has been used, the amount of work done, etc. The bonus will be prorated according to salaries.

If someone has been a customer for less than a year, you can offer them a prorated fee corresponding to the actual time they've used your services when it comes time to bill them.

Define prorated. prorated synonyms, prorated pronunciation, prorated translation, English dictionary definition of prorated. v. pro·rat·ed , pro·rat·ing , pro·rates v. tr. To divide, distribute, or assess …

When a service or product is prorated, the cost is calculated based on the exact portion used rather than a standard billing cycle. For example, if your monthly software subscription costs $30, but you only …

If weather and/or sea conditions cause your trip to return early, the boat fare will be prorated. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers

The meaning of PRORATED is divided, distributed, or assessed proportionately (as to reflect an amount of time that is less than the full amount included in an initial arrangement).