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unpaid
adjective as in free, voluntary
adjective as in not settled; taken without remuneration
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Despite the barber shop's supposed high revenue, police find an unpaid £7,000 gas bill along with the seized cash and illicit vapes.
Heath and Lawrence, both 22 and based at RAF Odiham in Hampshire, admitted criminal damage and were ordered to carry out unpaid work as well as pay £2,725 to cover the cost of repairs.
Still, many permanent employees, including many firefighters, work on a seasonal basis and are placed on an unpaid status for several months each year when there is less work.
The pair, both 22 and based at RAF Odiham in Hampshire, admitted criminal damage and were ordered to carry out unpaid work as well as pay £2,725 to cover the cost of repairs.
"They can monetise something they'd traditionally have completed as unpaid labour."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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