monied

[muhn-eed]

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adjective

moneyed.

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Examples from the Web for monied

Contemporary Examples

We see that women were as caught up as the men in the new financial careers that took them to unimagined, monied places.
They Saw It Coming
Stanley Crouch
December 30, 2008

Historical Examples

I am about to leave England, and have a monied trust to settle before I go.
The Old Countess; or, The Two Proposals
Ann S. Stephens
“They are the monied land-owners, the vested interests,” he put in.
The Spoilers of the Valley
Robert Watson
"So he is, egad—thank you," and Ashwoode was instantly by the monied man's side.
The Cock and Anchor
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
I treated Betsy shamefully—not in a monied sense, but in every other way.
The Revellers
Louis Tracy
Monied Interest resentfully explains that he is going to Paris too.
Reprinted Pieces
Charles Dickens

British Dictionary definitions for monied

monied

adjective

a less common spelling of moneyed

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monied

Examples from the Web for monied

Contemporary Examples

We see that women were as caught up as the men in the new financial careers that took them to unimagined, monied places.

Historical Examples

I am about to leave England, and have a monied trust to settle before I go.

“They are the monied land-owners, the vested interests,” he put in.

"So he is, egad—thank you," and Ashwoode was instantly by the monied man's side.

I treated Betsy shamefully—not in a monied sense, but in every other way.

Monied Interest resentfully explains that he is going to Paris too.

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