adjective

• Not discharged.

  ‘an undischarged bankrupt’

  More example sentences

  • ‘an undischarged gun’
  • ‘We do offer business current accounts, without borrowing to all customers (apart from undischarged bankrupts and where there is evidence of deliberate fraud) irrespective of their credit standing.’
  • ‘Lagan is an undischarged bankrupt in Northern Ireland.’
  • ‘For example, someone who has been a discharged or undischarged bankrupt cannot be an intermediary, etc.’
  • ‘Watmuff launched on a final business venture despite being banned from being a company director as an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘Watt was assigned into bankruptcy in 1998; he has not been discharged yet and therefore remains an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘Also ineligible are undischarged bankrupts, lunatics, and anyone who has been sentenced to more than three months' imprisonment over the previous five years, or convicted of illegal electoral practices.’
  • ‘Beset by financial troubles (including a spell in prison for borrowing money while an undischarged bankrupt), he remained an incorrigible optimist.’
  • ‘However, after initial success the under-capitalized business failed and Henry, as an undischarged bankrupt, could no longer own a business.’
  • ‘In reality, although the three companies were made out to be separate entities, they were simply one business under the common control of an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘An undischarged bankrupt who set up another company that later went bust with debts of almost £250,000 has walked free from court.’
  • ‘At the end of the third year, I was an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘In evidence, he described his family and circumstances and admitted to being an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘Thus, he was an undischarged bankrupt when the writs were issued and when he obtained the default judgments.’
  • ‘The taxmen seem to have said that significant benefits will accrue to bank customers who declare undischarged tax liabilities before an investigation begins.’
  • ‘However, he applied for bankruptcy in 1993 and remains, at this time, an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘It is a fact that Mr Winter knew that Mr Bulfin was an undischarged bankrupt.’
  • ‘We were told ‘many of us are carrying around between five and twenty pounds of mucus and undischarged debris in our colons’.’
  • ‘This deactivates any remaining undischarged cells.’
  • ‘Cecil and Charlotte now live together in Halifax, but the undischarged resentment and sorrow of a recent tragedy have isolated them from one another.’
  • ‘The younger the child, the fewer resources she has to protect herself, resulting in a greater amount of undischarged energy.’

  Synonyms

  unsettled, outstanding, unresolved, unattended to, due, overdue, owing, owed, receivable, to be paid, payable, undischarged, in arrears, in the red