dunning
ˈdʌnɪŋ
Definition

Definition of dunning - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financeTECH.process of repeatedly asking for payment of a debtTECH.
  • The company sent a dunning to remind him of the overdue bill.
vice-presidency

Adjective

financeTECH.related to persistent debt collection effortsTECH.
  • The company sent a dunning letter to the debtor.
demanding insistent persistent
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Origin of dunning

English, dun (to demand payment)

Examples of dunning in a sentence

  • After months of dunning, the lender finally referred the debt to collections.
  • A dunning notice was issued after the payment was missed.
  • The dunning process can be stressful for those in debt.

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  1. French:relance, de relance, ...
  2. German:Mahnwesen, mahnend, ...
  3. Italian:sollecito, di recupero crediti, ...
  4. Spanish:reclamación, insistente, ...
  5. Portuguese:cobrança, cobrança persistente, ...
  6. Chinese:催款, 催款的, ...
  7. Japanese:督促, 督促の, ...
  8. Arabic:إِجْراءات التَّحْصِيل, مُطالِب, ...
  9. Hebrew:גְּבִיַת חוֹבוֹת, גְּבִיַּתִּי, ...
  10. Russian:взыскание, напоминательный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нагадування про борг, наполегливий, ...
  12. Hindi:वसूली, ऋण संग्रह, ...
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Definition of dun - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
colordull grayish-brown color
  • The horse's coat was a beautiful shade of dun..
beige taupe
2.
debt collectorRareperson who collects debtsRare
  • The dun visited him every week for payment.
agent collector creditor

Adjective

1.
colorof a dull grayish-brown color
  • The horse's coat was a beautiful shade of dun..
dingy drab
2.
moodRareappearing dark and gloomyRare
  • The sky was a dun shade before the storm.
gloomy murky

Verb

tr.
1.
debt collectionRareask a debtor repeatedly for paymentRare
  • The company had to dun him for months.
hound
2.
fish curingDatedUKcure fish by salting in a dark placeDatedUK
  • They used to dun the codfish in the old days.
cure preserve
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Images of dun

  • dun: dull grayish-brown color
    dull grayish-brown color
  • dun: mound or small hill
    mound or small hill
  • dun: ancient fortification in Scotland or Ireland
    ancient fortification in Scotland or Ireland

Expressions with dun

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used to create suspense or emphasize a revelation
And then, dun dun dun, the truth was revealed!
demand payment repeatedly from someone
The company dunned him for payment every week.
sound used to create suspense or drama
The movie ended with a dun dun.
having a dull grayish-brown color
The horse was a beautiful dun-colored mare..
having a dull grayish-brown color
The dun-coloured horse blended into the landscape.
cause someone to be in serious trouble or doomed
If you tell the truth, you'll dun for him.

Origin of dun

Old English, dunn (dark-colored)

Examples of dun in a sentence

  • Her dress was a subtle dun shade.
  • The dun knocked on the door demanding the overdue amount.
  • A dun was hired to recover the outstanding debts.
  • The ancient fort was built on a dun overlooking the valley.
  • Wildflowers covered the dun, creating a colorful landscape.
  • The ancient dun provided a strategic viewpoint.

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  1. French:gris-brun, brun terne, ...
  2. German:Graubraun, graubraun, ...
  3. Italian:bruno grigiastro, grigiastro, ...
  4. Spanish:gris parduzco, grisáceo, ...
  5. Portuguese:pardo, castanho acinzentado, ...
  6. Chinese:暗褐色, 阴沉的, ...
  7. Japanese:くすんだ茶色, どんよりとした, ...
  8. Arabic:بني رمادي باهت, بُنِّي رَمادِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוּם כֵּהֶה אַפְרַפָּר, חוּם אֲפַרְפָּר, ...
  10. Russian:серо-коричневый, серовато-коричневый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сіро-коричневий, сірувато-коричневий, ...
  12. Hindi:धूसर-भूरा रंग, धूसर-भूरा, ...

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