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Meanings of paper currency in English
Catalan
paper moneda Spanish
papel moneda Currency issued by a government or central bank and consisting of printed paper that can circulate as a substitute for specie.
Synonyms
Examples for "paper money"
Examples for "paper money"
1
He established a reliable postal service and the use of paper money.
2
It was more paper money than I'd ever seen in one place.
3
The actual money was the gold, paper money wasn't money at all.
4
I've had lots of different sorts of paper money in my pocket.
5
The paper money here was U.S., but the coins were Panamanian balboas.
1
I did lend Paco small amounts of folding money, but only for origami.
2
At the cashier's window, he converted two chips into folding money.
3
Radevan looked at Rob, then at the folding money in his hand, then at Christine, standing just behind Rob.
4
Twenty-three dollars in folding money.
5
Zoe thought of her folding money into her pocket before sucking off a man with teeth the size of dice.
Usage of paper currency in English
1
The state also needed special types of paper for the paper currency.
2
He had also contrived to turn his savings into the paper currency.
3
There wasn't any federal paper currency until 1861 when the govt.
4
Panama has never even bothered to print its own paper currency.
5
They issue a very large paper currency on a very small gold reserve.
6
Only white men, most of them former presidents, are on U.S. paper currency.
7
There is no provision preventing the fluctuation in the value of the paper currency.
8
It is not suffrage; it is an irredeemable paper currency.
9
To relieve this pressure, many wanted an inflated paper currency, which should stimulate trade.
10
Twenty different kinds of paper currency jammed in there.
11
The pile of paper currency occupied the whole table.
12
Receipts from Goldsmiths for storage in strong boxes had become a de facto paper currency.
13
In 1865, America's paper currency was a terrible muddle.
14
There will be a decline in the value of paper currency against real assets, Browder said.
15
The effect of the abolition of the legal tender quality of greenbacks upon the paper currency.
16
She will also be the first woman on US paper currency in more than a century.