unpaid

/ ʌnˈpeɪd /

adjective

1. (of a bill, debt, etc) not yet paid

2. working without pay

3. having wages outstanding

Example Sentences

“I said you better fill up your bucket with a ton of experience this summer with whatever you can—paid or unpaid—and you have to network, network, network,” Paulette says.

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Other managers said bonuses were sometimes delayed; one said that his company-issued cellphones and credit cards occasionally stopped working because the bills went unpaid.

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A shutdown meant that "non-essential" federal workers would be placed on unpaid leave.

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Grand Slam Track, the circuit launched by US track and field legend Michael Johnson earlier this year with a bold vision of transforming the sport, has already collapsed, with many athletes unpaid.

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Another painful hitch: When Betancur consolidated his loans to help qualify for loan forgiveness, his unpaid interest was added to the principal, pushing his balance to over $300,000.

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Related Words

• delinquent 
• outstanding 
• overdue