Debt and Loss

Debt

Debt noun - Something (as money) which is owed.

Loss and debt are semantically related In some cases you can use "Loss" instead a noun "Debt".

Nearby Word: debtor

Loss

Loss noun - The act or an instance of not having or being able to find.

Debt and loss are semantically related in deficit topic. Sometimes you can use "Debt" instead a noun "Loss", if it concerns topics such as misfortune.

Nearby Word: losing

How words are described

public public debt public loss
total total debt total loss
original original debt original loss
considerable considerable debt considerable loss
Other adjectives: heavy, actual, severe, massive, large, big, extreme, great, serious, enormous, huge, little, bad, personal, further, significant, immense, tremendous, resulting, financial, crippling.

Both words in one sentence

  • Seppuku After the loss, Cato feared being captured by Caesar... and then pardoned, therefore having to live the rest of his life in debt to the man he most loathed.
    Source: Seppuku
  • Man Versus Machine The stakes are the rights to sell cider in Ponyville, the loss of which would force the Apples into debt and off their farm.
  • Is he a Heartbroken Badass still mourning the loss of his Lost Lenore, a fat, drunken lech who drove the kingdom into debt, or just a soldier who never adjusted well to being a king?
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