Unpaid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPAID in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNPAY, to make good, do away by payment
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a debt) not yet discharged by payment
• (of work or a period of leave) undertaken without payment
• (of a person) not receiving payment for work done
• without a salary or wage
• engaged in as a pastime
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not paid

Words related to UNPAID

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How to use UNPAID in a sentence

• The Adamistic attitude is influenced, perhaps unconsciously but no less certainly, by the fact that the housewife is an unpaid worker.
• Lukenbach, of the Moravian towns, Canada, writes, that the proportional annuity of the Christian Indians, for 1838, is unpaid.
• It shook him to the depths, and to go down and confront it again with the penalty still unpaid was for a long time more than he could calmly contemplate.
• He would eat no sugar that was made by slaves, and wear no garment which he supposed to have been produced by unpaid labor.
• Seeing the landlady stare at these proceedings, he explained to her that he thought it wrong to avail himself of unpaid labor.
• The English insisted on the terms of 1360, and the French demanded the cession of Calais and the release of the unpaid ransom of King John.
• He saw his father, not as one from whom to hide extravagance and unpaid bills, but as the head of a great concern that was now to be a part of the war itself.
• The heavy debts due British merchants in America were not only unpaid but postponed into an indefinite future.
• At the very outset he addressed himself to the problem of the huge public debt, daily mounting as the unpaid interest accumulated.
• Here, with her mother and Marion, she lived a very frugal life, for five thousand francs of the purchase money still remained unpaid.
• In 1770 the debt was still unpaid and may have remained so for some years longer.
• Your father can hold no property while any portion of his debts remains unpaid.
• At the conclusion of the active controversy between Hubbard and the society, the unpaid salary amounted to several hundred dollars.
• He shall, however, be liable for all subscriptions which shall then remain unpaid.
• With heavy taxes unpaid and no food in the house, starvation loomed before them.
• He had only to let the loss go unpaid and ignore the whole incident, without the slightest fear of consequences, so far as honest people were concerned.
• He had loaned many a head of cattle which had never been returned, and many a sack of flour had left his mill unpaid for in grain.
• The unpaid troops bore the injustice done them with wonderful patience, but it was something that could not last, and Washington knew the danger.
• She had been an unpaid housekeeper to her father and brother.
• Had the creditors been left in the possession of their unpaid bonds, they would have offered terrible impediments to the taking possession of the property.
• Subsequently, he told me that he had concluded to repudiate the unpaid portions of the bill, and then to try to purchase a better horse.
• Slingsby tried to seize the immigrant for unpaid taxes.
• Bond patriotism was not long subjected to the strain of individual contributions and unpaid performances.
• The coming of this interesting party was as gratifying, as their departure must have been disagreeable to those who had been enjoying the fruits of their unpaid labor.
• She compared him, all in charity, with two who had given her an unpaid devotion.

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