Thesaurus / stater
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synonyms for stater
- civic
- civil
- communal
- governmental
- mutual
- national
- popular
- social
- universal
- urban
- city
- common
- country
- federal
- free
- government
- metropolitan
- open
- state
- accessible
- conjoint
- conjunct
- free to all
- intermutual
- municipal
- not private
- open door
- unrestricted
- widespread
- without charge
On this page you'll find 65 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to stater, such as: civil, communal, domestic, ethnic, governmental, and internal.
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How to use stater in a sentence
The sequel has shown that Bond counsels prevailed over the suggestions of that old Free Stater.
ORIGIN OF THE ANGLO-BOER WAR REVEALED (2ND ED.)C. H. THOMASAnd would you be happy if you had three talents of gold in your belly, a talent in your pate, and a stater in either eye?'
EUTHYDEMUSPLATOSomething which is about the size of a stater is tied up in a small piece of leather: what it is, no one knows but the makers.
ERYXIASAN IMITATOR OF PLATOThe silver talent of Darius was worth more than £300 of our money, the silver stater was worth about two shillings.
THE HISTORY OF ANTIQUITYMAX DUNCKERThe stater of Darius, usually called a daricus, was a gold coin of Persia.
THE ANABASIS OF ALEXANDERARRIAN OF NICOMEDIAI have paid the interest up to the month Epeiph, at the rate of a stater per mina.
HISTORY OF EGYPT, CHALDA, SYRIA, BABYLONIA, AND ASSYRIA IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT DISCOVERYL.W. KING AND H.R. HALLAs a Free Stater, moreover, he would be disinclined to give his services to the Transvaal.
A HANDBOOK OF THE BOER WARGALE AND POLDEN, LIMITEDEvery man was to receive a stater per month, the captains twice, and the generals four times as much.
CALLIASALFRED JOHN CHURCHThey had no coinage, whereas those in the south-east had theirs, copied from a stater of Philip of Macedon.
CORNWALLSABINE BARING-GOULDBut the Free-Stater was not a bit impressed by my rhetoric, and simply said, "Oh, skittles!"
WITH METHUEN'S COLUMN ON AN AMBULANCE TRAINERNEST N. BENNETT