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OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
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Seek back
What's the correct verb referring to the act of seeking back debts from debtors if you're the creditor?
-Yesterday I went to the eastern part of the city to seek back debt. So I could not have done such a thing.
-Yesterday I went to the eastern part of the city to seek back debt. So I could not have done such a thing.
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-Yesterday I went to the eastern part of the city to seek back debt. So I could not have done such a thing. Quite a coincidence!
- -Yesterday I went to the eastern part of the city to seek back debt.
- So I could not have done such a thing.
- Quite a coincidence!
- To dun someone is to go after him or her for payment of a debt.
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OttoJWhat's the correct verb referring to the act of seeking back debts from debtors if you're the creditor?-Yesterday I went to the eastern part of the city to seek back debt. So I could not have done such a thing.Quite a coincidence! To dun someone is to go after him or her for payment of a debt.
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