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debt-laden
adjective
ukus
owing a lot of money or involving a lot of debt:
debt-laden consumers
Analysts warn that house prices could crash in this debt-laden property market.
Examples of debt-laden
debt-laden
And he faults law-school deans for putting the interests and salaries of law professors ahead of the interests of their underemployed, debt-laden students.
From TIME
Just when it seemed things couldn't get worse for debt-laden energy companies, a renewed rout in oil prices is deepening their distress.
From Bloomberg
This disconnect adds to the growing conversation about the feasibility of a debt-laden college education for everyone.
From TIME
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