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- verb Present participle of
overdraw .
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Examples
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Our national debt, otherwise known as overdrawing at the bank, is made a priority over any human considerations including the obvious pain economic recessions cause in the lower and middle classes.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Curtis Roosevelt 2012
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Our national debt, otherwise known as overdrawing at the bank, is made a priority over any human considerations including the obvious pain economic recessions cause in the lower and middle classes.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Curtis Roosevelt 2012
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The typical payday customer can't turn to traditional banks, which rarely offer small-dollar loans; other options for paying unexpected bills, such as overdrawing an account or bouncing a check, can be more costly than payday loans.
Payday Lenders Back Measures to Unwind State Restrictions 2008
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His brilliant apology for this alleged 'overdrawing' is one of the most effective replies ever penned to superior Dickens detractors.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton Patrick Braybrooke
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"Desalination provides value for society, it bolsters economic development and contributes to the environment because it prevents overdrawing of underground water."
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Banks are looking to make up for revenue lost because of the implementation of new federal regulations that limit the fees they can attach to banking actions like overdrawing your debit account.
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The other 21% are overdrawing because they need credit.
Anger at bank overdraft fees gets hotter, bigger and louder 2009
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He almost instantly set me up with an online checking account that would automatically pay my monthly bills -- and keep me from overdrawing my account.
It's Time to Be a Grown-Up With Money Katherine Rosman 2011
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Without overdrawing the contrast, Burlingame shows us a Judge Stephen Douglas who was a slave to every kind of anti-Negro demagogy and political mendacity.
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Without overdrawing the contrast, Burlingame shows us a Judge Stephen Douglas who was a slave to every kind of anti-Negro demagogy and political mendacity.
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