cashpoint

[kash-point]

noun

1. automated-teller machine.

cashpoint

/ ˈkæʃˌpɔɪnt /

noun

1. a cash dispenser

Example Sentences

The group took advantage of a man with Alzheimer's, driving him to a cashpoint and pressuring him into withdrawing more than £1,250.

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When this failed, he went to a nearby cashpoint and withdrew hundreds of pounds from Albert's accounts.

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When she would try to pay the card would be declined, and so she would offer to go to a cashpoint and leave the child at the restaurant as "proof" she would return.

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Prof Rosing says the vastness of Greenland and the lack of infrastructure are just two elements why the island may not be the cashpoint some Americans are hoping for.

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He is accused of going to a cashpoint with Khalife and withdrawing £400 for him during the escape.

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