One person has a debt to another.
The other person runs a debt to the first person, so instead of exchanging money, they (insert word here) the debt.
The phrase is to "call it even". I'm looking for this, but in verb-form.
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One person has a debt to another. The other person runs a debt to the first person, so instead of exchanging money, they (insert word here) the debt. The phrase is to "call it even". I'm looking for this, but in verb-form. |
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Another expression is "to forgive a debt." Hence, "they agreed to forgive the debt," or "John agreed to forgive Jim's debt." See Matthew chapter 18, verse 27, in the New American Standard Bible. Matthew, by the way, is the first book in the New Testament. |
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Cancel the debt or nullify the debt come to mind. The Corpus of Contemporary American English has these cites:
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