unpaid
Britishadjective
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(of a bill, debt, etc) not yet paid
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working without pay
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having wages outstanding
Example Sentences
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The market is pricing outcomes that would require these companies to simply vanish, debts unpaid, into the AI-disrupted void.
From Barron's
As every credit-card holder knows, borrowers are required to pay interest on the unpaid debt balance.
Andrew's role as trade representative was unpaid, but he had the support of civil servants and taxpayer funding for his overseas trips.
From BBC
Gibbs was also sentenced to attend up to 40 days of rehabilitation activity and to complete 150 hours of unpaid work.
From BBC
What matters is how long the debt has remained unpaid.
From MarketWatch
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