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indebted

[in-det-id] / ɪnˈdɛt ɪd /


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His own sound is heavily indebted to both 1960s rock 'n' roll and 1990s Britpop, and he has described his band's new single For Your Love as "a modern take on a vintage sound".

From BBC

Worse, companies that had been capital light and cash rich, generating high margins in winner-takes-all markets, are becoming capital heavy and indebted.

From The Wall Street Journal

The newly disclosed documents show that Epstein, in the years after he got out of jail, helped the prince and his indebted ex-wife Sarah Ferguson manage their finances and scout new business.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both men are indebted to a mastermind who organizes such jobs—Money, played by Nick Nolte.

From The Wall Street Journal

The death comes amid a difficult economic climate in the heavily indebted west African country, where students have protested the thorny issue of stipend arrears for several years.

From Barron's