overdrawn
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4.0
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈdrɔːn/
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descubierto
- PayPal still took the money from my bank account and caused it to be overdrawn, resulting in four overdraft charges.
- overdrawn account
- overdrawn bank account
- overdrawn checks
So like you say RC, you're not overdrawn and you good to go.
- So like you say RC, you're not overdrawn and you good to go.
- So there's so many reals and every lo and behold, on Monday when the glitch was over, everyone was overdrawn.
Examples
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After reviewing her budget, she realized she had overdrawn her checking account while paying for bills.
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We know all about you, your overdrawn bank account... ...your criminal record.
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Your husband is beyond overdrawn on all of these accounts.
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That account is long overdrawn, Judge.
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Your account is actually overdrawn.
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His bank account was overdrawn.
Fiction book (2000) -
I'm afraid we're overdrawn again.
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But the bank official informed him that the account was $96 overdrawn.
Blog text (22) -
Your checking account's overdrawn and your insurance is fixing to lapse.
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If you are continually overdrawn, it means that you are not managing your account—and learning from your failures.
Blog text (7)
Synonyms
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4.7
A negative bank balance when you withdraw more money than you have
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4.8
An account amount below zero when you owe money to the bank
How Overdrawn
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overdrawn for a bank account comes from over- meaning 'too much' and draw meaning 'to take out', as in withdraw. So when your account is overdrawn you have 'taken out' more money than you had, leaving a negative balance.