Look up: repayment

1. repayment
   [n] - payment of a debt or obligation
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2. Repayment
   The paying back of an amount received from someone. The amount may have been received by way of a loan. For example, companies will make repayments of loan stock. Alternatively the amount may have been overpaid. For example a repayment of tax will be made to you if you have paid too much tax, or if ...
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3. repayment
   The paying back of an amount received from someone. The amount may have been received by way of a loan. For example, companies will make repayments of loan stock. Alternatively the amount may have been overpaid. For example a repayment of tax will be made to you if you have paid too much tax, or if ...
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4. Repayment
   Re·pay'ment (-m e nt) noun 1. The act of repaying; reimbursement. Jer. Taylor. 2. The money or other thing repaid.
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5. repayment
   quittance noun payment of a debt or obligation
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6. Repayment
   • (n.) The money or other thing repaid. • (n.) The act of repaying; reimbursement.
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7. repayment
   repayment 1. Payment of a debt or obligation. 2. The act of returning money received previously.
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8. repayment
   
   • the act of returning money received previously
   • payment of a debt or obligation
   
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9. Repayment
   Your monthly payments are partly to repay the amount you borrowed and partly to pay the interest on the outstanding mortgage. This is also known as a capital and interest mortgage.
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10. Repayment
    Your monthly payments are partly to repay the amount you borrowed and partly to pay the interest on the outstanding mortgage. This is also known as a capital and interest mortgage.
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