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dime

[dahym] / daɪm /


Example Sentences

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But Mr. Dylan expects us to cough up nothing but a dime for the jukebox.

From The Wall Street Journal

The stock market’s day-to-day narrative can change on a dime, and this week’s theme of a pullback in precious metals and bitcoin continued early on Thursday.

From MarketWatch

He wondered if the old man would accept two dimes and a nickel instead.

From Literature

And though this is not an entirely unexpected plot twist, the film has plenty more up its sleeve, including the opportunity for Seyfried to, once again, turn on a dime.

From Salon

When we make a basket, we pocket a quarter, or a dime when we run out of quarters.

From Literature