indebtedness
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| —n | |
| 1. | the state of being indebted |
| 2. | the total of a person's debts |
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Example sentences
Thus a big external deficit does not necessarily imply a commensurate rise in net indebtedness to foreigners.
Interest is deductible on the lower of acquisition indebtedness or remaining loan balance.
Future benefactions will depend on whether today's and tomorrow's students leave college with the same feeling of indebtedness.
But the pace of indebtedness has accelerated dramatically.
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