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delinquent

[dih-ling-kwuhnt] / dɪˈlɪŋ kwənt /


ADJECTIVE
overdue, unpaid
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NOUN
person who is late paying bills
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But the Trump team was delinquent in building the roads and add-ons for the wall system.

From Washington Times

The effect may be most problematic for borrowers who were already delinquent on student loans before the pandemic.

From New York Times

Mr Mills, 33, will be playing a space cop and a character called Joshua, a delinquent son, who will be joining the rest of his family for a festive meal.

From BBC

The Fresh Start program also applies to borrowers who were delinquent prior to the payment pause.

From Seattle Times

Another single is the Run the Jewels-like “Don’t Let the Devil,” in which he shows off his delinquent side, with the lyrics “Catch me after Sunday service disturbin’ the church’s workers.”

From Seattle Times