English to Latin Meaning of overdue - indulgendo inveterascere

Overdue :

indulgendo inveterascere

adjective

indulgendo inveterascere, rursus

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Definitions of overdue in English

Adjective(1) past due; not paid at the scheduled time

Examples of overdue in English

(1) Rodney goes to Ireland to find an overdue library book.(2) The international laws that served us in the aftermath of the Second World War are overdue for reform.(3) There is a slight sting in the tale for borrowers of library books that are overdue , however.(4) I'm about three weeks overdue for my monthly snuffles, I reckon.(5) It was thirteen years ago today that Lauren said: this baby is overdue, overdue , we might have to try castor oil now!(6) We picked up our Chinese takeaways and raced home in time for the arrival of the baby - who was overdue in the end anyway.(7) As I sat on the bus to university this night (late night mission to return some very overdue library books), I realised that I have a rule.(8) I'll be returning those overdue library books sharpish.(9) Given that I have only 5 weeks of maternity leave, having the baby come even a week overdue could be a real drag.(10) But when the masterpiece arrives, 37 years overdue , can it live up to its own myth?(11) It seems to me that a rethink of educational policy in the way pupils are taught and the subjects they learn at school is long overdue .(12) And on top of that, the economy itself was long overdue for a recovery almost regardless of what the government was going to do.(13) Restructuring or increased regulation of the industry might be overdue .(14) Action to address this problem is long overdue .(15) All the guys I know think Annika Sorenstam's participation in the Colonial was an event long overdue .(16) Still, the other girl's baby wasn't overdue so it appears to be the luck of the draw no matter what way you give birth.

Related Phrases of overdue

(1) over due ::

in tempore

(2) overdue payment ::

solucionis indulgendo inveterascere

(3) overdue account ::

propter indulgendo inveterascere

(4) overdue debt ::

indulgendo inveterascere debitum

Related Phrases of overdue

(1) over due ::

in tempore

(2) overdue payment ::

solucionis indulgendo inveterascere

(3) overdue account ::

propter indulgendo inveterascere

(4) overdue debt ::

indulgendo inveterascere debitum

Synonyms

Adjective

1. late ::

sero

2. unpaid ::

insolutis

3. delinquent ::

delinquentis

Antonyms

1. early ::

mane

2. inopportune ::

onus vallis Visionis

3. precocious ::

PRAECOQUIS

4. premature ::

maturam

5. untimely ::

abortivus

Different Forms

overdue

Word Example from TV Shows

Long OVERDUE.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5

He refuses to pay fines when he's OVERDUE with books I lend him...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

- I don't think you've seen my lab before. - I know, it's long OVERDUE. What you doing?

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 5

Examples of overdue from TV Shows

Long OVERDUE.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 5

He refuses to pay fines when he's OVERDUE with books I lend him...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

- I don't think you've seen my lab before. - I know, it's long OVERDUE. What you doing?

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 5

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