repayment
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2.9
- noun
- /rɪˈpeɪmənt/
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- She set up a strict schedule for repayment of the loan she took to buy her car.
- loan repayment
- debt repayment
- repayment option
There's a promise of repayment or substitution, right?
- There's a promise of repayment or substitution, right?
- They'll pull that information for you and then they'll give your repayment options.
- They go on to say that the banks wind down and liquidation and includes full repayment of all deposits.
- If you buy it with debt, you get the short contract on the US dollar and then your repayments are going down over time.
- With those exposures, Ukraine still does have a fully functional banking system and is making debt repayments.
- And the third highest is interest on government debt repayment.
- Now the money was apparently they said a loan repayment.
- And and the odd thing though is like these repayments are happening in near real time.
- She tried to kill him and when that didn't work she ended up losing the repayment contract and he never financially recovered.
- And she said, and that's when we decided to do things like put a ban on capping repayment for serious medical conditions on health insurance.
- You have to set terms like, you know, what point the repayment start, is it when people hit a certain amount of money?
- And what's most concerning is watching the the repayment rate at the default rate.
Examples
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Most of the students continued to borrow while holding misconceptions about loans and the repayment process.
Academic text (2015) -
The mortgage repayments were made three days ago.
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Make sure you get an in writing repayment plan that you can work with.
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You have to set terms like, you know, what point the repayment start, is it when people hit a certain amount of money?
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Maybe, just maybe you could make the repayment this month?
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Now I'm asking for repayment.
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Set up an automatic debt repayment programme and then start to focus on prosperity.
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Now, we need full repayment of your dues by the first of next month.
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The federal rate is based on borrowers who have been in repayment for three years.
Academic text (2017) -
They'll pull that information for you and then they'll give your repayment options.
Synonyms
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1.0
Something done or given to return help and make up for harm
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6.0
Paying back the original money you borrowed on a loan or bond
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3.9
Final amount you give to finish a debt
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9.9
The act of paying back money you owe so the debt ends
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Etymology
Repayment comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again', the verb pay meaning 'to give money', and the ending -ment that makes a noun. So repayment is the act of 'paying again', giving money back for what you borrowed.