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Definition of "malus" [malus]

  • The return of performance-related compensation originally paid by an employer to an employee as a result of the discovery of a defect in the performance. (noun)

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Use "malus" in a sentence
  • "(The Romanian word măr is presumably from Latin malus/malum, badly corrupted I admit but no worse than Spanish manzana or Portuguese maçã.)"
  • "A "malus" element will ensure that traders who lose money are penalized -- meaning they won't get all of the withheld part of their bonus if they lose money in subsequent years."
  • "No, the kindly law professor explains, the other kind of malus - "bad.""
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