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money
noun as in currency accepted as exchange for goods, services
Example Sentences
Some are even running out of money.
“A lot of money was spent on political campaigns and ballot initiatives and now we are in a reality where for the next four years, all we can hope is for things not to get worse,” Dingus said.
People seem very upset about the idea that the government is spending money spraying bobcat pee on rats, but here’s the thing: There are many rodent studies that waft bobcat pee, cat hair, fox odor, and more at mice.
This week, he suggested a change in the law would mean the NHS would have less money for other things.
She added: “His argument about costs? We spend most of the NHS money on the last months of life.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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