Wondering how to use Due in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as receivable or owing.

Common word

Due in a sentence

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Due meaning

  1. Owed or owing.
  2. Appropriate.
  3. Scheduled; expected.

Synonyms of Due

undue repayable out-of-pocket receivable owing overdue delinquent payable collectable collectible cod collect callable owed expected

Example sentences (20)

It was due to launch in April last year, but it was pushed back twice and it is now due to start on August 16, 2023.

She missed her entire freshman season due to a shoulder injury and was limited last season due to a shoulder injury.

No order for court costs or surcharge were made due to the defendant’s inability to pay both due to limited means.

Some are forced into the trade due to human traffickers, while others enter the trade due to financial hardships.

However, this is due to the eradication of the children themselves who are deemed undesirable due to their condition.

Due to this, there is a continuous jam, due to which other drivers and passengers have to face a lot of trouble.

Parts of Glasgow were due to be covered by a similar ban but it was was delayed until next year due to a council error.

But, due to this, two of the pools will be shut for a week due to this refurbishment over the summer holiday.

Part of that's due to how it's adapting the best book from the source material, but it's also due to how high-effort it is.

However, the case is due to continue in July to decide the outcome of about $500,000 due to be reimbursed.

Learn why the sun rises due east and sets due west and why day and night equal in length on the equinoxes.

A coroner has ruled that Lena, from north London, died on July 24 2022 and was killed due to "suffocation due to submersion".

But they had been destroyed not due to a mistake but due to negligence on the part of Mr Sauro and site manager Carl Anderson.

Postmortem results showed that death was due to aspiration of secretion due to low oxygen supply as a result of head injuries.

He was originally due to face Artur Beterbiev in an undisputed light-heavyweight fight, but Beterbiev pulled out due to injury.

Kindergarten Screening at the Messiah Lutheran Church on Tuesday, May 2, 2023, due to school closure due to hazardous conditions.

Apple Intelligence is due to launch in the US later this year but is not expected to launch in the EU until 2025 due to the delay.

Exposure to, and vulnerability to, climatic events are not only changing due to climate change, but also due to social developments.

In many places, traffic has been affected due to the obstruction of roads due to falling trees, while vehicles have also been damaged.

The dividend per share has increased due to rising free cash flow and due to share repurchases.

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Common combinations with due

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "due" in a sentence?
An example: "It was due to launch in April last year, but it was pushed back twice and it is now due to start on August 16, 2023." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "due" from real English texts.
What does "due" mean?
Due means: Owed or owing.
What are synonyms of "due"?
Common synonyms of "due" include: undue, repayable, out-of-pocket, receivable, owing, overdue, delinquent, payable. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "due" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "due", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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