Hey everybody,
Is there a verb to mean " pay in/by installments" ?
Is there a verb to mean " pay in/by installments" ?
"Installment" verb derivative.
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Hi Dr.S. I don't know of anything other than pay in/by instalments. There's pay off but that refers to the whole process of paying for the item:
I bought a new car, it's £95 per week over the next 20 years, so I'll still be paying it off when I'm in my sixties.
I bought a new car, it's £95 per week over the next 20 years, so I'll still be paying it off when I'm in my sixties.
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not sure if this is any use?
HP = Hire Purchase = Hire Purchasing ...
But it's not often used as a verb?
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It's derived from "installation" so, it has different meaning
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Almost works!
You are thinking of installments, which is the same thing, e.g.
hire purchase payments
hire purchase installments
But that doesn't give you a verb.
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