incurring

Speech parts

1. incurring - Noun

2. incurring - Verb

Derived from incur

Meaning

of Incur

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

have find cause experience receive contract obtain suffering attract acquire earn undergo sustain purchasing invite
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Antonyms

shun spending inferior bore foul unpleasant
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Hypernyms

acquisition

Examples

incurring debts is easier than paying them Source: Internet

A budget keeps you organized and on top of your bill payments so pay on time and stop incurring late fees. Source: Internet

According to Takis Fotopoulos, an artificial market "secures real freedom of choice, without incurring the adverse effects associated with real markets". Source: Internet

After Mary’s wedding (and the endless discussions over whether Davina would be able to attend after incurring the wrath of her fiance) dominated series two, it looks like Christine’s spectacularly OTT nuptials will appear in the third season. Source: Internet

All fixed annuities described in this article provide a preset rate of return for a predetermined period of time with the ability to liquidate the product at the end of the guaranteed term without incurring penalties. Source: Internet

An attacker's army was poorly served, incurring the high casualties that a direct assault on a fortress would entail. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

incurred incurrence incurrent incursion incursionary incursive