overcommittal
overcommittal noun: overcommitment.
Noun
overcommittal (countable and uncountable, plural overcommittals)
- overcommitment
- As part of their normal financial operations, U.S. banks monitor their exposure to country risk from an overcommittal to loans or deposits for any one country.1979, Changes Needed to Improve Government's Knowledge of OPEC Financial Influence in the United States: Report to the Congress
Forms of overcommittal
| plural | overcommittals |
|---|---|
| alternative form | overcommital |
Questions about overcommittal
- What does overcommittal mean?
- Overcommittal means overcommitment.
- What part of speech is overcommittal?
- Overcommittal is a noun.
- What is the plural of overcommittal?
- The plural of overcommittal is overcommittals.
Words near overcommittal in the dictionary
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