Synonyms for monetary
ˈmɒn ɪˌtɛr i, ˈmʌn-mon·e·ta·ry

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1. monetary

   These words all relate to money, receipts, or expenditures. Monetary relates to actual money, coin, currency; as, the monetary system; a monetary transaction is one in which money is transferred. Pecuniary refers to that in which money is involved, but less directly; we speak of one's pecuniary affairs or interests, with no special reference to the handling of cash. Financial applies especially to governmental revenues or expenditures, or to private transactions of considerable moment; we speak of a pecuniary reward, a financial enterprise; we give a needy person pecuniary (not financial) assistance. It is common to speak of the fiscal rather than the financial year.

   Synonyms:
   financial, fiscal, pecuniary

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1. monetary, pecuniaryadjective

   relating to or involving money

   "monetary rewards"; "he received thanks but no pecuniary compensation for his services"

   Synonyms:
   pecuniary

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1. monetaryadjective

   Synonyms:
   pecuniary

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1. List of paraphrases for "monetary":

   currency, cash, monétaire, pecuniary, money, financial, currencies, dollar, exchange, criticism, monetized

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1. Ted Cruz:

   Instead of adjusting monetary policy according to whims and getting it wrong over and over again and causing booms and busts, what the Fed should be doing is, number one, keeping our money tied to a stable level of gold.

2. Haruhiko Kuroda:

   But this is not just a problem for emerging economies. It could have a broader impact on monetary policy and financial system stability.

3. Jacob Kirkegaard:

   Four of the five euro zone bailouts have gone pretty well - an 80 percent success rate. Yet if International Monetary Fund walks away from Greece now, everything International Monetary Fund've done in International Monetary Fund will be remembered as a failure.

4. Louis Navellier:

   Buckle up, a bumpy ride is in the cards, the Wall of Worry has added a few bricks of uncertainty around inflation, monetary policy, Ukraine, masking and pandemic cases.

5. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew:

   Our partners fear that a trade agreement with an enforceable currency discipline could constrain the ability of their monetary authorities to conduct appropriate macroeconomic policies, and that is a risk they are unwilling to take.