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View definitions for in debt

in debt

adjective as in embarrassed

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adjective as in owing

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Morgan, 25, adds: “We were over £4,000 in debt. We had to do so many payment plans and it was getting to the point where we had to get a payment plan for another payment plan.”

From BBC

The problem with that premise is, of course, that the Harris-Walz campaign is reportedly in debt to the tune of $20 million, and it appears the operation is attempting to strip the wires from the walls in order to fend off its creditors.

From Slate

By his estimate, the park has erased close to $15 million of his career earnings and left him $7 million in debt.

B. Riley took on $600 million in debt to underwrite the deal and lent Kahn $200 million over the years to establish Franchise Group and take it private — with most of the loan secured by shares of the retailer.

The first season of the South Korean drama followed a group of 456 people, desperate and in debt, fighting to the death for a huge cash prize.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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