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Meanings of moneymaking in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mercenary"
Examples for "mercenary"
1
As a result, the mercenary presence was a token one at best.
2
I spat, none too pleased with my situation, press-ganged into mercenary service.
3
They might have been House colors, or perhaps they marked mercenary companies.
4
He is a mercenary: he works for money; he sells his loyalty.
5
The mercenary captain quickly glanced around the plaza, taking in the situation.
1
They escaped the perplexity of reconciling the mercantile and the religious ideas.
2
Moreover, the use of it is gradually extending in the mercantile marine.
3
One of her school friends, the one whose family owned the mercantile.
4
The latter were the headmen of the large mercantile firm of Ettanee.
5
The mercantile marine of Sweden has experienced powerful growth in recent years.
Usage of moneymaking in English
1
Perhaps ambition made moneymaking for personal gain seem no longer sufficiently satisfying.
2
How would Facebook turn its social success into a lasting, moneymaking business?
3
PayNearMe's backers clearly see the cash economy as a moneymaking opportunity.
4
Do you see shopping and commerce and moneymaking as the future of Instagram?
5
He saw it as a moneymaking opportunity and got Longoria and Benjamin Lindy involved.
6
Most of their major moneymaking operations here have been obliterated.
7
That formula can only escalate when we turn corporations into nonhuman engines for moneymaking.
8
Now and then, I pursued a whim or a moneymaking scheme of my own.
9
Apparently, Stowall had other moneymaking schemes besides providing revenge opportunities to bitter old men.
10
He would be back with some other moneymaking scheme.
11
The real bake-off was between Troy Young the moneymaking executive and Troy Young the HR headache.
12
Making money indicates the existence of some merit, some inherent advantageous traits of the moneymaking individual.
13
Broad and not too spicy, the London-set Indian rom-com is a crowd-pleaser with fair moneymaking potential.
14
Of course everybody should diversify- Imeaneverybody whose working days and moneymaking days are about over.
15
Take, for example, the Gordon Mills affair, maybe my greatest moneymaking idea that did not come off.
16
There Webster spoke to a junior banker gung-ho about the moneymaking potential of the cash advance business.
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