Owe meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Owe’ is explained in easy English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.
‘Owe’ pronunciation= au, ō
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Owe meaning in English
‘Owe’ means to be indebted to someone due to borrowing from him, the debt of which you have to repay sooner or later.
1. To be grateful or grateful to someone because they have done something good for you or helped you in times of trouble.
2. ‘Owe’ means the obligation to pay or repay the loan.
| Owe- English meaning |
| Verb |
| to be in debt |
| to be grateful |
| to be thankful |
Owe-Example
The word ‘Owe’ acts as a ‘Verb’.
The past tense of the word ‘Owe’ is ‘Owed’ and the present tense is ‘Owing’.
Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Owe’ are as follows.
Examples:
▪ I owe you a lot of my friend.
▪ I owe you an apology.
▪ How much do I owe you?
▪ I owe you a gift.
▪ You owe me chocolate.
▪ You owe me money.
▪ I owe you money.
▪ You owe me nothing.
▪ We owe heroes who serve our country.
▪ We owe you an apology.
▪ He owed ten thousand rupees of the bank.
‘Owe’ other meanings
owe you= Indebted you
i owe you= To pay or repay in return for something received
owe you one= To be indebted to one for something they did.
owe you an apology= To feel that you should give someone an explanation of why you did something
owe me= Listener is the one who has to give something to the speaker.
owe me money= Listener is the one who has to give money to the speaker.
owe me nothing= Listener is the one who has not been in debt to the speaker.
owe reparations= Compensation payable
owe money= Have to pay
you owe me- You give me, you are in debt to me
the heroes we owe= The heroes we are indebted to
to god we owe= We are indebted to god
business owe= Business dues
no owe= No dues
to owe is woe- Sorry to be indebted
owe amount= Amount outstanding
owe full= Full dues
owe balance= Arrears, amount outstanding
‘Owe’ Synonyms-antonyms
The synonyms of the word ‘Owe’ are as follows.
| be in debit |
| incur |
| be indebted |
| have borrowed |
The antonyms of the word ‘Owe’ are as follows.
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