Adjective:

সুদখোর,

usurious's Usage Examples:

A loan may be considered usurious because of excessive or abusive interest rates or other factors defined.

Interest structures were typically usurious and interest would often exceeded effective wages earned.

Hence, although sufficiently high interest rates are considered usurious, unsecured loans would not be made at all without them.

objective, he sided with the activists who tried to rein in on the most usurious practices.

He was a merchant banker who, with others, lent money under usurious conditions during the crusades with the consent and support of the papacy.

burden, bureaucratic tyranny, and the growing power of commercial and usurious capital.

" Luther viewed this practice to be usurious since at the expiration of the zinskauf the creditor had increased in net-worth.

Ecuadorians typically paid for the journey by borrowing from usurious moneylenders and using their property in Ecuador as collateral.

These licensing laws made it impossible for usurious lenders to pass themselves off as legal.

This "usurious affair", as Cole terms it, came to light at a very unlucky time, for he.

own financial regulation laws (for example, defining what constitutes usurious lending).

It certainly should not be considered as usurious; (.

with Giovanni, are the only usurious sinners to be referred to by name.

However, around the necks of the other usurious sinners are found purses emblazoned.

Vitaliano is the only usurious sinner to be named.

However, around the necks of the other usurious sinners are found purses emblazoned with.

He estimates that some credit contracts need not to be usurious, as "future things are not estimated to be of such value as those collected.

generations will then be mortgaged to local and foreign profiteers and usurious bankers".

Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin has welcomed the project because it would rectify usurious mechanisms.

remedied, and even exclude from the outset certain types of contract, usurious ones for example, does not make contract a creature of the state.

DiGilio had made two "1,000 usurious loans in 1966 and 1967 to a New Jersey man who, after paying "7,400 interest.

He builds his wealth by lending at usurious rate while pinching every penny at home, refusing to replace the worn-out.

Synonyms:

extortionate; unconscionable; outrageous; immoderate; steep; exorbitant;

Antonyms:

ascent; horizontal; inclined; gradual; moderate;