monies

[muhn-eez]

noun

1. a plural of money.

monies

/ ˈmʌnɪz /

noun

1. formal,  a plural of money

Example Sentences

The 46-year-old Democrat then allegedly laundered the ill-gotten gains into campaign contributions by "funneling other monies from the FEMA-funded Covid-19 contract to friends and relatives who then donated to the campaign as if using their own money," federal prosecutors said.

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“DTLA is required to identify every recruiter it used, a list of each plaintiff brought in per recruiter, information about any funds that changed hands, and a declaration under oath by each recruiter identifying what was done, what was said, and any monies paid,” Harrison said.

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The Gen Z protests, as they’re known here, began in opposition to tax hikes, but have come to reflect anger about youth unemployment and the theft of public monies by government officials.

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At Brighton, fans presenting an unauthorised ticket to staff are given a letter which explains what has happened and concludes with the sentence: "To obtain a refund you should contract your card issuers who will assist you as a victim of fraud in reclaiming monies you have paid to the seller."

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“With all concert operational costs being privately funded, with additional pro bono and in-kind support,100% of the monies raised are being directed to frontline organizations helping survivors recover and rebuild,” the report said.

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Related Words

• bill 
• capital 
• cash 
• check 
• fund 
• pay 
• payment 
• property 
• salary 
• wage 
• wealth