Pronunciation: /rɪˈpeɪmənt/
noun the action of paying back a loan or money that was borrowed
A1 I need to make a repayment on my loan by the end of the month.
A2 She set up a repayment plan to slowly pay off her credit card debt.
B1 The bank offers flexible repayment options for their mortgage loans.
B2 The company requires a down payment followed by monthly repayments for the equipment.
C1 The terms of the loan include a detailed schedule of repayment amounts and dates.
C2 The investor demanded early repayment of the loan with accrued interest.
adjective repayment can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to the act of paying back a debt or loan
A1 I made a repayment plan for my loan.
A2 She struggled to make her repayments on time.
B1 The bank offered a flexible repayment schedule for the mortgage.
B2 The repayment terms were clearly outlined in the contract.
C1 The company agreed to a delayed repayment plan for the outstanding debt.
C2 His impeccable credit history allowed him to negotiate favorable repayment terms with the lender.
formal The repayment of the loan must be made in monthly installments.
informal Don't worry, I'll pay you back the money I owe you soon.
slang I'll square up with you once I get my paycheck for the month.
figurative The repayment of kindness is often seen in the form of gratitude.
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