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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to owing:   (169 results)

Often used in the same context:
notwithstanding, despite, resulting, occasioned, attributing, necessitated, reflecting, compounded, exacerbated, amidst, ascribed, causing, amounting, citing, coupled, accentuated, militated, manifested, precipitated, beclouded, hampered, hindered, amid, incurring, rendered, sapped, mitigated, entailing, worsened, tanzanian shilling, rued, attested, belying, blaming, counterbalanced, malawi kwacha, accruing, borne, palliated, outweighing, loosing, contributing, crystalise, vitiated, evidenced, burdened, succumbed, affecting, hitherto, stems, surcharged, dampened, underlining, lamenting, curtailed, bemoans, cumulating, ameliorated, factoring, lent, miring, forced, bespeaks, underscoring, experiencing, evinced, following, costing, predicating, albeit, reflated, underpinned, compensate, magnified, strangulating, encash, sequestrated, ensured, triggered, engendered, forebodes, abated, defaulting, besetting, catalysed, offsetting, encumbered, stunted, aggravated, arising, signifying, fructifying, geometric progression, crystalised, zambian kwacha, witnessing, fearing, dulled, suspense account, bewails, lack, persisting, while, downstream, arid, ex, fio, overall, pre, re, relative, today, hi, outside, \u2022, amperage, cf, con, dis, i.e., latter, none, bourgeois, endogamous, ennobled, proletarian, cultured, decimated, elite, entire, exogamous, holding, landholding, landowning, middle, monophyletic, plutocratic, priestly, seafaring, shopkeeping, sub, advantaged

Appears in the definition of:
., achromatic, black, debit, debit entry, debt, distinction, electroscope, eminence, feudatory, heliac, heliacal, historicalness, indebtedp, liege, note, preeminence, tediousness, tedium, thanks, tiresomeness, white

Synonyms:
due, outstanding, owed, undischarged, unpaid

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— Adjectives for owing: difficult, much, possible, more, impossible, necessary, low, present, less, poor, slow, more...

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