impecuniosity

There was a general laugh, for Charley Mansfield was notoriously in a general state of impecuniosity.

When you have hit on a suitable match for your heiress during an epidemic of impecuniosity, it is well to be assured that the fortunate spouse is not a greedy gold-seeker.

The treatment for chronic impecuniosity is particularly interesting.

To return to our subject—the impecuniosity of artists.

When raised to affluence as Mrs. Coutts, and when coroneted as a duchess, she sometimes with mirth and sometimes with pathos referred to those old days of her life, when she was downcast by harsh treatment and impecuniosity, and was never ashamed of the time when she was nothing more than a poor strolling actress.