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Meanings of pecuniary in English
Usage of pecuniary in English
1
The display was perceptibly of pecuniary intent; but still it was grateful.
2
Some of the city practitioners are very fortunate in a pecuniary sense.
3
The ever-recurring pecuniary worries of the household left her brave and joyous.
4
The husband had long needed employment, and was in great pecuniary distress.
5
A marriage with Jeanie Burns offered no advantages in a pecuniary view.
6
The smallest, however, are by no means insignificant in a pecuniary view.
7
When such is the case, a pecuniary compensation is the only alternative.
8
They are easily influenced in all political affairs by pecuniary persuasion, for
9
Generally, a nonprofit may not involve itself in pecuniary gain or remuneration.
10
In the summer of 1825, Clare's pecuniary embarrassments grew to a climax.
11
It depended entirely on his pecuniary position, of which I knew nothing.
12
Up to his arrival I was not aware of any pecuniary aid.
13
Yet even out of these he contrived to extract some pecuniary profit.
14
A pecuniary method of effecting friendly relations is not without its merits.
15
What is the message of these two efforts in mere pecuniary terms?
16
But unbeknownst to it, this very violence thrived on these pecuniary fertilizers.
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Pecuniary through the time
Pecuniary across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare