Debtors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBTORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DEBTOR, someone who owes a debt, also DEBITOR
• a person, country, or organization that owes money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who owes something to another

Words related to DEBTORS

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Words that contain DEBTORS

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How to use DEBTORS in a sentence

• Not only are the States of Europe debtors, but so are especially the private citizens who have contracted debts during or after the War.
• But how could that be? We know nothing of what these debtors were.
• It hath pleased them verily, and their debtors are they.
• Those who are creditors, and those who are debtors, fall under a like discrimination.
• To the angels of the good God we must submit to be debtors, but there are also of mortal obligations.
• The Revolutionary fathers had first freed themselves from English creditors, then bound down as their own debtors an increasing mass of the American population.
• Cases are recorded to which creditors took from debtors property of all kinds, to satisfy their demands.
• Prentiss, and as their family physician had made both her and her husband his debtors alike by his kindness and his skill.
• Others were criminals or unfortunate debtors who were sold in America instead of being sent to jail.
• It must not be supposed that all the colonists were poor debtors.
• Then, justice made short work with criminals and debtors.
• The poor debtors, whether they were few or many, were all confined in one small cell not nine feet square, where one little bed served for all.
• The prison for debtors is in Rue de Clichy, and is in an airy situation, is well constructed, and holds three or four hundred persons.
• Pelagie, in Rue de la Chef, was formerly a prison for debtors, but is now used for the imprisonment of persons committed for trial, or those persons sentenced for short terms.
• The debtors pay more than they would otherwise, and the creditors receive more.
• By this change the creditors of these more substantial debtors were obliged to submit to a loss, while the debtors acquired an exemption to the extent of about 27 per cent.
• The protection, liberation, and restoration of the persons of endangered or enslaved debtors.
• As soon as he was released from his functions, Monsieur de la Baudraye returned to Paris to come to an understanding with some other debtors.
• The first was intended to relieve debtors, but at the same time to protect, to a great extent, the rights of creditors.
• On the contrary, be pleased to represent unto your fancy another world, wherein everyone lendeth and everyone oweth, all are debtors and all creditors.
• Paper money of the period was worthless, and debtors were rebellious.
• The reader may be aware that the laws against debtors in the great free commercial cities were intolerably severe.
• This means that, with individual exceptions, creditors generally gain and debtors lose by falling prices.
• Merciless as creditors, they have ground their unfortunate debtors to the dust.
• He was greatly affected by the sad fate of these poor debtors, and determined to do something for them.
• Hepburn has made debtors to him both the native and the alien.

Similar words containing BTOR without suffix s and without prefix de

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