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Meanings of incur in English
Usage of incur in English
1
It said attempts to debate the bill would only incur fresh costs.
2
Autoimmune diseases incur a substantial economic burden to the patients and society.
3
Regional MPs often incur higher expenses as their role requires more travel.
4
Take note, all money transferred out of South Africa will incur taxation.
5
The bank said it would incur additional expenses associated with these actions.
6
Upgrading the DDG-1000 combat system with this capability would incur additional cost.
7
Many institutions would not want managers taking the risks such gambles incur.
8
Only if the club goes into administration will it incur a penalty.
9
But you cannot reasonably estimate the environmental cost the airport might incur.
10
Thou dost incur less danger than the clout-wearing runner for the temple.
11
In any town M. Zola would incur great risk of being identified.
12
It was a dangerous thing to incur the wrath of this despot-theologian.
13
With both of us on the ground we will incur real danger.
14
To incur debt is now the common habit and has become respectable.
15
If one consciously decides to incur that cost, then that's one thing.
16
Are Uber going to compensate drivers for the extra expenses they incur?
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Incur across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common