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over-leveraged
adjective
(alsooverleveraged)ukus(alsoovergeared)
FINANCE
an over-leveraged person or business has borrowed too much money in relation to their ability to pay it back:
When prices collapsed, many over-leveraged developers went bankrupt.
Examples of over-leveraged
over-leveraged
While some may say that greed is good, typically it is a destructive addiction that will cause disastrous wars or an over-leveraged portfolio that crashes.
From Huffington Post
They're so over-leveraged they might not meet payroll, and even attendance is plummeting.
From ESPN
It was the big over-leveraged papers that could no longer be supported by the advertisers, who'd been bought and sold so many times already.
From Wired
Pricing levels remained depressed for so long because companies had become over-leveraged, and so had been squeezed into heavy bitcoin selling, he said.
From CNBC
Has an owner over-leveraged his real estate and now must sell?
From OCRegister
When people were not too overleveraged and property values hadn't collapsed so much.
From Slate Magazine
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