“In some cases of course, it can pay off handsomely, if the company makes a decent recovery.”…What is another word for paid off?
| made | paid |
|---|---|
| discharged | quit |
| liquidated | balanced |
| footed | paid up |
| recompensed | squared |
How do you use pay off?
pay off
- phrasal verb. If you pay off a debt, you give someone all the money that you owe them.
- phrasal verb. If you pay off someone, you give them the amount of money that you owe them or that they are asking for, so that they will not take action against you or cause you any trouble.
- phrasal verb.
- See also payoff.
What should I pay off first?
Rather than focusing on interest rates, you pay off your smallest debt first while making minimum payments on your other debt. Once you pay off the smallest debt, use that cash to make larger payments on the next smallest debt. Continue until all your debt is paid off.
What is the opposite of paid off?
Opposite of the reaching of a goal through effort. unfulfillment. letdown. disappointment. anticlimax.
Will pay off at the end?
If something you have done pays off, it is successful: All her hard work paid off in the end, and she finally passed the final exam.
What does it mean to pay someone off?
pay someone off. 1. Lit. to pay what is owed to a person. I can’t pay you off until Wednesday when I get my paycheck. I have to use this money to pay off Sarah. 2. Fig. to bribe someone. Max asked Lefty if he had paid the cops off yet. Lefty paid off the cops on time. to pay all of a debt; to pay the final payment for something bought on credit.
Why do people want to pay off their debt?
They can’t afford to buy things because of the debt they have, so they use more debt to make purchases until they reach the end of their borrowing rope. Paying off your debt ends this vicious cycle and frees up your money to buy the things you really enjoy.
How to use debt snowball to pay off debt fast?
How to use the debt snowball to pay off debt fast: Roll each amount into the next. As you can see in the example above after each debt item is paid, the money that is freed up is rolled into the next. Hence the name “Snowball.” The power of the debt snowball is that the amount that is going to a targeted debt item increases every step of the way.
What is the meaning of the pronoun pay off?
1. To repay a debt or bill in full; to finish paying for something bought on credit. A noun or pronoun can be used between “pay” and “off.” I should have enough in my account to pay the phone bill off this month.
