Associations to the word «Owing»
Noun
- Instability
- Scruple
- Exhaustion
- Latitude
- Rainfall
- Topography
- Inconvenience
- Weakness
- Fluorescence
- Prudence
- Continuance
- Sickness
- Uv
- Simplicity
- Humidity
- Complexity
- Misfortune
- Cultivation
- Drought
- Zeal
- Misconduct
- Spectrometer
- Arising
- Emigration
- Dependence
- Hardship
- Extravagance
- Dissatisfaction
- Climate
- Necessity
- Fact
- Caprice
- Limitation
- Tendency
- Pesticide
- Severity
- Balzac
- Rent
- Longevity
- Adsorption
- Reagent
- Precaution
- Decay
- Due
- Tact
- Failure
- Current
- Exclusion
- Stature
- Nature
Adjective
- Unwilling
- Flourishing
- Deficient
- Diminished
- Unfortunate
- Stringent
- Advantageous
- Prodigious
- Ill
- Contractual
- Electrophoresis
- Frequent
- Weather
- Gaseous
- Unsettled
- Fruitless
- Strenuous
- Deferred
- Considerable
- Advisable
- Unfit
- Satisfactory
- Skilful
- Difficult
- Indebted
- Probable
- Unpopular
- Impossible
- Superior
- Mountainous
- Appalling
- Favorable
- Inefficient
- Immense
- Tedious
- Disagreeable
- Extreme
- Discontent
- Favoured
- Prevalent
- Prolonged
Wiktionary
OWING, adjective. Still to be paid; owed as a debt.
OWING, verb. Present participle of owe
OWING TO, preposition. Because of, on account of.
Dictionary definition
OWING, adjective. Owed as a debt; "outstanding bills"; "the amount still owed"; "undischarged debts".
Wise words
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as
effective as a rightly timed pause.