Object

• overpayment: Once we have agreed the correct claim you will need to repay any overpayment of tax credits.

• loan: You then repay the loan over an agreed period at a fixed rate of interest.

• indebtedness: The net proceeds of the sale will be used to repay indebtedness.

• borrowing: We have deployed some of our new equity initially to repay borrowings.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• outstanding: If you wish to apply for another Nationwide credit card you must close this account and repay all amounts outstanding.

Modifying Another Word

• promptly: We shall promptly repay to you any sums paid by you or on your behalf under or in relation the agreement.

• immediately: You must immediately repay any amount over your Credit Limit in addition to the minimum monthly payment.

• amply: But every one smiled on him and gave him kindly words, and Claus felt amply repaid for his long journey.

• handsomely: A group that used this as a study guide would be repaid handsomely.

• gradually: There has been no new non-marketable borrowing since the 1980s, and the debt is being gradually repaid under fixed amortization schedules.

• fully: However, the loan must be fully repaid within a year or the life of the season ticket.

Preposition: after

• graduation: Fees will not have to be paid up front but may be added to your student loan and repaid after graduation.

Subject

• installment: It is repaid by monthly installments over, typically, 25 years.

Preposition: in

• installment: Loans are repaid in monthly installments over an agreed period.

Preposition: from

• proceed: ISA Mortgage A mortgage, which will be repaid from the proceeds of an ISA.

Preposition: by

• installment: It is repaid by monthly installments over, typically, 25 years.