Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɛtɪd tuː/
adjective indebted is an adjective that describes someone who owes gratitude or thanks to someone else
A1 I am indebted to my parents for all their support and love.
A2 She felt indebted to her teacher for helping her improve her grades.
B1 The company was indebted to its employees for their hard work and dedication.
B2 As a successful entrepreneur, he felt indebted to his mentors for guiding him along the way.
C1 The artist felt indebted to his fans for their unwavering support throughout his career.
C2 Having achieved great success, she was deeply indebted to her team for their contributions to the project.
preposition to is a preposition that indicates the direction or recipient of the indebtedness
A1 I am indebted to my parents for always supporting me.
A2 She felt indebted to her friend for helping her through a difficult time.
B1 The company is indebted to its loyal customers for their continued patronage.
B2 The artist feels indebted to his mentor for teaching him valuable skills.
C1 The scientist is indebted to previous research for laying the foundation of their current work.
C2 The author acknowledges being indebted to various literary influences for shaping their writing style.
formal I am deeply indebted to my mentor for guiding me through my career.
informal I owe a lot to my friend for helping me out when I was in need.
slang I'm so grateful to my buddy for always having my back.
figurative I feel like I owe the universe for all the good things that have come my way.
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