lump sum

noun

1. a relatively large sum of money, paid at one time, esp in cash

Example Sentences

Mr Moss would need to pay £22,000 into the scheme from his lump sum to unlock the pension.

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Any plaintiff who wants to skip that vetting process can take $150,000 in a lump sum at the start of next year.

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The lump sum included the president’s legal fees and an agreement that “60 Minutes” will release transcripts of interviews with future presidential candidates.

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She was due a lump sum pension payment on 1 September, which she had arranged to use to pay off her mortgage on that day.

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It also gives borrowers the flexibility to repay the relief by banning lump sum repayment after the forbearance period ends, as long as a borrower was current on payments when it started.

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