Synonyms for incurring
in·cur·ring

Princeton's WordNet

1. incurringnoun

   acquiring or coming into something (usually undesirable)

   "incurring debts is easier than paying them"

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1. • Acquisition

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1. The Swiss government:

   Additional measures and adjustments are required to boost the resilience of systemically important banks further and to make their restructuring or orderly resolution possible without taxpayers incurring any costs.

2. Hamisi Bujeje:

   My business has not been doing very well because of lack of power. I was incurring huge operational costs. I used to travel 29 km (18 miles) to the nearest island of Nansio to access electricity and have some items fixed.

3. The US:

   This is a step that rationalizes what was essentially an irrational arrangement that we inherited, it was irrational because it created unnecessary and elevated risk to The US forces as they moved in and out of the country on a rotational basis, and it gave us less pay-off for incurring that risk because it disrupted their efficacy and consistency of their work with partners.

4. Mick Mulroy:

   The incoming national security team deserves to have the full support of a transition to ensure the seamless transfer of power without incurring any unnecessary risk to our nation's security, said Mulroy, who is currently an ABC News contributor. I am supporting the incoming transition team because it is the right thing to do.

5. Donald Trump:

   One of the important elements of this plan revises the current tax code to eliminate the disincentive for re-entry into the work force, women, who are disproportionately most likely to step out of the work force to provide unpaid care, often lack the ability to return to work because it can be hard to rationalize stepping back into the work force and incurring the enormous expense of child care when you are also making less than the primary earner in your home yet taxed at the highest household rate.