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currency
noun as in paper and coin money of a country
Example Sentences
US officials estimate that half of North Korea's foreign currency acquisition comes from cyber theft.
The process is more sophisticated too, using crypto currency instead of bags full of cash.
The move at the United Nations to recognize a Palestinian state torches that policy, declaring to the world that savagery and maximalist rejectionism are the currency of international legitimacy.
The event that sparked discussion of U.S. intervention was a sharp sell-off of the Argentine currency, the peso, as well as the country’s stocks and bonds.
He inherits an economy that is in deep crisis, with a severe shortage of fuel and foreign currency in the poor southern African state.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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