noncollectible
noncollectible — adjective
- noncollectiblepositive
- more noncollectiblecomparative
- most noncollectiblesuperlative
1. describing money that someone owes but will probably never pay, so the person or
describing money that someone owes but will probably never pay, so the person or business waiting for it cannot get it back.
After six unpaid months, the landlord marked the debt as noncollectible.
mark + debt + as noncollectible
The clinic wrote off Roya's old bill as noncollectible.
write off + bill + as noncollectible
When the shop closed, many customer balances became noncollectible.
The bank called the loan noncollectible after Ilan lost his business.
Amani's account stayed open even after the fee turned noncollectible.
- uncollectible
nearly the same meaning, but more common outside formal accounting labels
- irrecoverable
broader; can describe any loss that cannot be regained, not just money owed
- doubtful
weaker; suggests payment is uncertain, not already treated as beyond recovery
- collectible
able to be collected or recovered
- recoverable
broad opposite for money or losses that can still be got back
文法句型
be + noncollectible
mark / classify + debt or account + as noncollectible
become / turn noncollectible
用法筆記
Usually used for debts, loans, bills, fees, and other amounts owed rather than for ordinary physical objects. Common in accounting and business reports, especially after verbs such as mark, classify, call, or write off.