unpaid
unpaid
Definition
un·paid (-pād′)
adjective
- not receiving pay an unpaid volunteer
- not yet discharged or settled by or as by payment an unpaid bill
- without wages or salary included unpaid maternity leave
unpaid
Synonyms
unpaid
modif.
Owed; said of debts
due, payable, not discharged, past due, overdue, delinquent, unsettled, unliquidated, undefrayed, outstanding. Antonyms
paid*, discharged*, defrayed. Not reimbursed; said of creditors
due, uncompensated, unindemnified, unrewarded, defrauded, unsalaried, unfed. Antonyms
paid*, reimbursed*, indemnified. Working without salary
voluntary, volunteer, unsalaried, amateur, freewill, donated, contributed, pro bono.
unpaid
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- share: A private limited company limited by shares - members ' liability is limited to the amount unpaid on shares held by them.
Preposition: at
- date: The surcharge is calculated as a percentage of the VAT that is unpaid at the due date.
Modifies a noun
- overtime: Those doing unpaid overtime put in an extra 8 hours 12 minutes in a week.
- invoice: Like the guy I took to court last year over an unpaid invoice.
- carers: The Princess Royal Trust for Carers website for unpaid carers.
- volunteer: These are unpaid volunteers who usually work for a few hours each week.
- leave: Members can have unpaid leave of up to 12 months.
- bill: The unpaid bill put in by the police relates to four matches at Vetch field.
Modifying Another Word
- usually: Caring for a partner or family member is an incredibly demanding job that is usually unpaid.
- still: For my own weakness, Debt still unpaid, Hearts I have broken, Lovers betrayed.
- often: But there also has been an increase in often unpaid overtime working by white-collar managerial and professional workers.
- all: Entrance via Dock Gate 4 SS Shieldhall is maintained and operated by the members who are all unpaid.
Used with adjective complement
- remain: Whilst tax subject to interest charges remains unpaid, interest charges will continue to accrue.
- return: Should a purchase order number not be quoted, the Invoice may be returned unpaid.
- leave: They claimed they'd been beaten, threatened and left unpaid.
- go: People who choose voluntary work or who currently go unpaid for domestic labor could live on their Citizen's Income.
- come: Whether you have payday loans or a new fee that are not yours, or you've paid off but comes as unpaid.
- work: In his spare time he worked unpaid in the natural sciences.
Preposition: for
- period: In some sectors it is common to work unpaid for periods of time.
Preposition: by
- date: Installments unpaid by the due date will be subject to an administration charge of £ 50 for each installment of accommodation fees not paid.
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