"Repayable" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Repayable" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Repayable" Meaning
Capable of being paid back; allowed to be repaid, especially in installments.
"Repayable" Examples
Examples of Use:
The loan was considered repayable within a fixed period of time.
The repayable amount of the credit card balance was calculated annually.
The lending policy specified that loans were repayable weekly.
She asked for a repayable sum of 100 pounds.
Traditionally, government aid is repayable if the recipient returns home.
"Repayable" Similar Words
Repast
A social occasion in which people come together to eat and drink, especially a formal or special one.
Repatriate
Repatriating
Repatriation
Repaving
Covering a road or surface with new layers of material, usually to repair or replace an old surface, in order to make it smoother and more durable.
Repay
To repay means to pay back money that you owe to someone or to give something back to someone after using it.
Repaying
Repayment
Repayments
Repays
Verb: to pay back something that is owed, typically a debt<br><br>Example: She repaid her student loan after graduating.<br><br>Noun: something that is given or done in return, especially for a service or a favor<br><br>Example: The charity's repays for her generous donation were a warmer and safer place for the homeless.
Repeal
"To repeal" means to officially make a law no longer in effect, to cancel or withdraw a decision, regulation, or order.<br><br>Example: "The government voted to repeal the tax law, hoping to stimulate economic growth."
Repealed
Repealing
Repeals
To abolish or annul something, typically a law or regulation; to cancel an appointment or arrangement.<br><br>Example: The government voted to repeal the controversial tax law.<br><br>Synonyms: abolish, annul, cancel, rescind, revoke, overturn.<br><br>Antonyms: enact, pass, ratify, affirm.