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per annum
[ per an-uhm ]
adverb
- by the year; yearly.
per annum
/ pər ˈænəm /
adverb
- every year or by the year
Word History and Origins
Origin of per annum1
Example Sentences
After all, ESPN is officially a business partner of the NFL to the tune of $5 billion plus per annum.
Such a tax would raise $150 billion per annum by year 10 - substantial dollars, even in Washington.
First, he would accept the higher 39.6 percent rate on dollars earned above $1 million per annum.
Arthur said, ‘You keep the current deal [$100,000 per annum] and you come in more.’
I suggest 84.3 percent per annum, per tattoo, per whether the tattoo is visible to a stranger, namely me.
The output of the Boston Company's mine, according to the authority just cited, is about 400 tons per annum.
James Pulteney, a wealthy English baron, died; whose income was $250,000 per annum.
Our factory turns out seven hundred and sixty-seven million pairs of boots per annum.
But “saloon” licences are a large source of revenue to the municipality, the cost being from $1,200 gold downwards per annum.
If a man has hired a herdsman for the cows or a shepherd for the sheep, he shall give him eight gur of corn per annum.
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