dollarwise
Americanadverb
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as expressed in dollars; in dollars and cents.
How much does a million euros amount to, dollarwise?
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on a monetary basis; financially.
The plan has disadvantages, but we will come out ahead dollarwise.
Etymology
Origin of dollarwise
Example Sentences
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Instead, the biggest dent, dollarwise, would be made on those who have the most to spend on nonessentials.
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They, too, were doing better dollarwise, the Department of Commerce reported last week.
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The 58,000,000 people working in the U.S. were not turning out any more goods, dollarwise, than 54,000,000 had during the war years.
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But Eversharp, Inc., which has shot up from a near bankrupt company to the biggest pen & pencilmaker in the world, dollarwise, last week tried a new trick.
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Priscilla Kidder, owner of the tony Priscilla of Boston bridal shops, is having the biggest year "dollarwise" of all her 45 in business.
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