noun

commission

/kəˈmɪʃən/

commission

NOUN

Definition of commission

1

A commission is a group of people who work together to research or manage something for a government.

Example: She was recently appointed to head the European commission on climate change.

1

A commission is money that a salesperson receives for each sale.

Example: You may have to pay commission to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.

2

The official appointment of an officer in a nation's armed forces.

Example: Brummell resigned his commission when his regiment was posted to Manchester.

3

A commission is a task to be undertaken.

Example: My commission was only to deliver this message.

4

If you commission someone to do or create something, you formally ask them to do it.

Example: The report commissioned by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists.

commission

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Examples of commission

1

She was recently appointed to head the European commission on climate change.

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2

You may have to pay commission to convert the dollars into local currency on your travels.

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3

Brummell resigned his commission when his regiment was posted to Manchester.

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4

My commission was only to deliver this message.

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5

The report commissioned by the Department of Health in 1989, contains guidelines on how best to manage and organise waiting lists.

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