Synonym: due, outstanding, owing. Antonym: paid. Similar words: paid off, in part, in particular, noun phrase, unpleasant, unprecedented, aid, said. Meaning: adj. 1. not paid 2. without payment 3. engaged in as a pastime.
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121 It was crammed with unpaid bills for food and clothing.
122 Subscriptions Will all members with unpaid subscriptions please forward a remittance in the very near future.
123 Wives of rocket forces troops in Siberia blocked the road to the missile silos in 1998 to protest unpaid wages.
124 Perry stayed on with the Agency as an unpaid adviser.
125 He continued nevertheless to act as unpaid organizer and adviser to the Peelites up to 1852.
126 With Young, concussions and assorted knocks are piling up like unpaid bills.
127 The company allows its employees to take unpaid leave for various reasons.
128 For example, juniors in the health-care program participate in a series of unpaid clinical rotations at one of 12 area hospitals.
129 Staff were made redundant, the Secretary's stipend withdrawn and the Bond interest was first unpaid, then waived.
130 His body was discovered not by concerned neighbours but by police chasing unpaid bills.
131 For most of the farmers time off would have to be taken[sentencedict.com], either as holiday or unpaid leave.
132 The criminal conviction has left him on unpaid suspension from his job with the patent office of the Department of Commerce.
133 Where delivery is made in instalments, the extent of the unpaid seller's lien depends upon whether the contract is severable.
134 They involved unpaid taxes from 1984 through 1987, and his failure to appear for trial in 1992.
135 Father friendliness can not be reduced to a company having a paternity leave policy, paid or unpaid, on the books.
136 In contrast, partners are legally liable for all debts and unpaid bills of the partnership.
137 They take no account of the unpaid labour service of volunteers,(http://sentencedict.com/unpaid.html) which is the essential resource element of the voluntary sector.
138 Women with less than one year's service are eligible to apply for unpaid maternity leave.
139 They levied on his property for unpaid rent.
140 The soup kitchen was run primarily by unpaid helpers.
141 There is an unpaid bill on my table.
142 He does a lot of unpaid work.
143 Anne is his unpaid secretary.
144 After an "awesome" internship at a venture capital firm last summer, a student in an M.B.A. program in Los Angeles struggled to find 15 hours a week of unpaid work this time around.
145 Interest at the rate of XX % shall be calculated on the outstanding unpaid balance.
146 In a few states, borrowers are not liable for the shortfall between an unpaid loan and the resale value of the home it is secured upon.
147 In this recession hard-pressed employers are not just laying off workers but cutting wages and implementing "furloughs"—unpaid, compulsory time off.
148 I, Sun Jou - chia, a college graduate, going to your family as an unpaid maidservant!
149 Assembly lines at Saab's Trollh?ttan plant, north of Gothenburg, ground to a halt in April when suppliers stopped deliveries over unpaid bills.
150 There is an unpaid bill of seventy - five dollars and some cents.
More similar words: paid off, in part, in particular, noun phrase, unpleasant, unprecedented, aid, said, raid, aide, AIDS, unpredictability, pain, pail, pair, braid, afraid, repair, impair, braided, painful, a pair of, painter, despair, first aid, paintwork, campaign, impaired, foreign aid, maidenhead.