Definitions for pay down
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1. pay down

   To reduce the principal amount owed on a debt.

   After resolving to improve his financial condition, he began slowly to pay down his debts.

   
   

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of pay down in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of pay down in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of pay down in a Sentence

1. Bob Lotich:

   It could have never succeed if I hadn’t paid off my debt to minimize my cost of living. i was lucky to receive six months advance notice of the layoff, so for those six months I spent all my waking hours working to earn extra money to pay down our debt.

2. Dimitrios Malisiovas:

   Since professional soccer started in 1979, the problem has always been there. Violence and corruption, it’s a bit like the Greek national debt: Too hard to pay down. Or like Hercules in ancient mythology trying to cut the head off the monster, only to see another appear. But that’s what we need to fix this problem, another Hercules. Someone who is fearless and determined.

3. Jonathan Whitehead:

   Many E&P firms are looking at financial optimization and rebalancing their debt, future investment and hedging activities. If you are massively in-the-money on your hedges, it might make sense to reset strikes and pay down debt, particularly if you are paying off some of the covenants that are more restrictive.

4. Emma Wild:

   The need to pay down debt and close funding gaps may result in a few bargains that those with capital have been holding out for.

5. Gavin Newsom:

   This impasse is disrupting the lives of too many kids and their families, last week, I submitted a budget to the Legislature that would make the largest ever investment in K through 12 education, help pay down billions in school district pension debt and provide substantial new funding for special education and early education.