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rateable

/ ˈreɪtəbəl /

adjective

  1. a variant spelling of ratable


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They could indulge this feeling by putting a very high rateable value on their property.

If A preferred raising his rateable value to 1600, B would get the fine, Government would get the increased rate.

The people should pay a rateable tax for their sheep, and an Excise for every thing which they should eat.

We fear therefore that here again we can not penetrate through the rateable to the real.

The question whether the acreage stated in the Suffolk survey is real or rateable can not be briefly debated.

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