monetary
adjective (monetary)
Everyday
- Monetary means to do with money, especially the money of a country. tree →
- Monetary value is how much something is worth in money. tree →
In the lessons
In formal and exam language: monetary value, monetary policy (what a central bank does with money and interest). In maths problems: work out the monetary value of coins or prizes. Phrases: monetary value, monetary policy, monetary unit.
Examples
- The ring has little monetary value but means a lot to me. tree →
- The dollar is the monetary unit of the USA. tree →
- The prize was a medal, not a monetary award. tree →
- The bank decides monetary policy. tree →
- What is the monetary value of these coins? tree →
- Some gifts are worth more than their monetary value. tree →
Note
Formal; everyday word: money. Pronounced MUN-i-tree or MON-i-tree. In maths: monetary value of 5 coins of 20p is 100p, which is 1 pound.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «monetary» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «monetary» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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