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No Money Down

Description:

No money down is a term commonly used to describe a financial transaction or agreement where no initial payment or deposit is required at the time of purchase or acquisition. It often refers to situations where a buyer can obtain goods, services, or properties without having to make an upfront payment.

Parts of Speech:

The term "no money down" can be used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

  1. Referring to a type of financial arrangement where a buyer can make a purchase without an initial payment.
    Example Sentence: John bought his new car with a no-money-down offer.
  2. Describing an advertising or sales strategy aimed at attracting customers by offering products without an upfront payment.
    Example Sentence: The no-money-down promotion boosted the sales of the furniture store.

Adjective:

  1. Relating to a transaction or agreement that requires no initial payment.
    Example Sentence: She was excited about the possibility of getting a no-money-down mortgage for her dream house.
  2. Characterized by the absence of an upfront payment.
    Example Sentence: The store's no-money-down policy attracted many customers.

Adverb:

  1. Modifying a verb to indicate the absence of an initial payment.
    Example Sentence: They decided to lease the equipment no money down.

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