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Meanings of pecuniary loss in English

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Usage of pecuniary loss in English
1
Of course, it meant a serious pecuniary loss to them all.
Bought and Paid For; From the Play of George Broadhurst
2
The loss of the Vange property will be no pecuniary loss, in my case.
The Black Robe
3
Then, without heeding the precedent or the pecuniary loss, Hamilcar said to the serving-men:
Salammbo
4
To the pecuniary loss inflicted on him by these adverse criticisms he was justly sensible.
Wordsworth
5
With me, as with yourself, the long struggle has been one of great pecuniary loss.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 5: 1858-1862
6
With me, as with yourself, this long struggle has been one of great pecuniary loss.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
7
The actual pecuniary loss, reckoning at cost prices, was in the neighborhood of nineteen thousand dollars.
Lippincott's Magazine Of Popular Literature And Science, Old Ser...
8
He suffered no pecuniary loss in devoting all of his time and energy to young Tresslyn.
From the Housetops
9
The excitement was great, and no little persecution and pecuniary loss ensued to the new converts.
Excellent Women
10
I am more troubled to have such wickedness prosper than I am about any pecuniary loss.
Mona; Or, The Secret of a Royal Mirror
11
Suppose you were in peril of some great pecuniary loss, and were saying to yourself, 'Oh!
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter...
12
A disastrous war involves such pecuniary loss that the State creditors may easily become losers by it.
Germany and the Next War
13
Has the benighted world ever caused us as much pain as some trivial pecuniary loss has done?
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
14
Hazlewood,' he said, 'was to discontinue his lessons, though he had generously made up the pecuniary loss.
Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer — Volume 01
15
It meant pecuniary loss that was embarrassing to him, yet there never was a moment he regretted his action.
Watch Yourself Go By
16
Any conclusion which had left him free of 'Squibs' without actual pecuniary loss would have been satisfactory to Roland.
A Man of Means
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Pecuniary loss across language varieties
United Kingdom
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