What is another word for incurs?
127 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnkˈɜːz], [ ɪnkˈɜːz], [ ɪ_n_k_ˈɜː_z]
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Synonyms for Incurs:
v.
• acquires (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- incur,
- induces,
- arises,
- subjects,
- condenses,
- arrests,
- enters,
- incites,
- SITS,
- Drives,
- Runnings,
- meets,
- drags,
- OWES,
- amazes,
- puzzles,
- Posters,
- starts,
- engenders,
- falls,
- goes,
- makes,
- Comes,
- observes,
- mays,
- founds,
- incurring,
- Bears,
- feels,
- contracts,
- conveys,
- sees,
- happens,
- withstands,
- rules,
- runs,
- irritates,
- cans,
- bumps,
- experiences,
- generates,
- encounters,
- draws,
- welcomes,
- determines,
- witnesses,
- recovers,
- lead to,
- sires,
- Carries,
- detects,
- Mothers,
- regains,
- merits,
- mystifies,
- causes,
- rouses,
- devices,
- perplexes,
- invites,
- sustains,
- beats,
- epitomizes,
- suffers,
- ascertains,
- gravels,
- haves,
- bewilders,
- begins,
- stupefies,
- Knits,
- lets,
- RANS,
- aims,
- sticks,
- signboards,
- commences,
- finds,
- fixes,
- discovers,
- produces,
- takings,
- Fathers,
- holds,
- develops,
- baffles,
- notices,
- arrives,
- confines,
- stimulates,
- prevails,
- tooks,
- chances.
How to use "Incurs" in context?
Incurs is a verb meaning "to cause (someone) to suffer loss or harm." This Latin word is built from the prefix in-, meaning "against" or "upon," and currere, meaning "to run." Vice versa, the word "incursus" is the past participle of incurrere, meaning "to cause (something) to enter.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
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