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moneylender

[muhn-ee-len-der] / ˈmʌn iˌlɛn dər /




NOUN
loan shark
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On the evening of 6 March 1952, moneylender Lily Volpert, 42, had just closed her outfitters shop and was preparing to have supper, when there was a knock on the door.

From BBC

Still, Subitra had to sell most of the family’s land to satisfy moneylenders; all that’s left in her name is a small patch of cornfield.

From Los Angeles Times

Guillaume Blanc, a talented but as yet undiscovered artist, engages in an increasingly desperate search for enough cash to fend off a thuggish moneylender.

From New York Times

Scandals had exposed moneylenders and scam banks operating throughout Kolkata’s slums, with some residents reportedly killing themselves after losing their life savings to a crook.

From The Guardian

Shylock is a ruthless Jewish moneylender and principal antagonist in The Merchant of Venice.

From BBC